Evaluation of a Proprietary Fenugreek Extract, on Muscle Strength, Endurance, Total Serum Testosterone and Athletic Performance in Male Subjects during Resistance Training - A Randomized, Double Blind, Placebo Controlled, Comparative, Interventional, Prospective Study
Tamoli, S.; Mundhe, N.; Kolhe, G.; Khatau, K.; Dubey, R.; Mulye, N. N.
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BackgroundFenugreek is known to improve muscle strength, stamina and serum testosterone level during resistance training. ObjectivesA randomized, double blind, placebo controlled, comparative, interventional, prospective clinical study was conducted to evaluate efficacy and safety of a botanical extract of Fenugreek in Male Subjects during resistance training. MethodsSubjects were advised to take given product (FENUDAATTM or matching placebo) in a dose of 1 capsule (275 mg) twice daily after meals with water for 8 weeks. A total of 43 healthy participants (22 in FENUDAATTM group and 21 in placebo group) completed the study. Study subjects participated in a supervised 4-day per week resistance-training program for 8 weeks. The efficacy testing outcomes included serum testosterone (total) level, muscle strength and repetitions to failure, metabolic markers for anabolic activity (serum creatinine and blood urea nitrogen), and body fat percentage. Standard safety measurements such as adverse events monitoring, vital signs, hematology and biochemistry were performed. ResultsA significant increase in 1 Repeat Measure (RM) Bench Press, 1 RM Leg Press responses and repetitions to failure in bench press and leg press was observed in the FENUDAATTM group, compared to Placebo group. A significant reduction in weight and BMI was observed in the FENUDAATTM group, compared to placebo group. A significant increase in total serum testosterone, strength, stamina, energy, and endurance was observed in the FENUDAATTM group, compared to placebo group. FENUDAATTM was safe and well tolerated as there were no adverse events reported. ConclusionThe study concludes that regular consumption of the FENUDAATTM Capsule improves serum testosterone, strength, stamina, energy, and endurance during resistance training.
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