design a blended natural juice recipe with a weight loss purpose in mind. Your ingredients should reflect the purpose of weight loss

Below list 5 ingredients you will use, the calories that come with them, the amount of each protein in grams, saturated fat in grams, unsaturated fat in grams and the key nutrients facts. Provide totals at the bottom of the table

Energy Drinks: Popular energy drinks contain green tea extract and caffeine. Do these energy drinks help you lose weight by increasing your metabolism?

Researchers at a medical school designed an experiment to determine the effects of green tea and caffeine on energy metabolism in healthy, lean, young adults.

Researchers randomly assigned participants to 2 treatments. One group drank Formula A, a beverage with green tea and caffeine. The other group drank Formula B, a beverage with none of these ingredients but colored to look like Formula A. The beverages were blinded at the production site, so the experiment was double-blind.

 

The researchers chilled the beverages to 6C. Participants drank the beverages at the same time each day for three days. During the 3 days of the experiment, the researchers feed each participant the same diet. On the third day participants spent 24 hours in a calorimeter chamber to measure their energy metabolism. The medical journal Obesity published the results in 2007 .

What is the purpose of double-blinding?

⚪ To control unintentional researcher bias in the execution of the experiment

⚪ To control for the participants' prior beliefs about energy drinks

⚪ To control both unintentional research bias and participant prior beliefs

Energy Drinks: Popular energy drinks contain green tea extract and caffeine. Do these energy drinks help you lose weight by increasing your metabolism?

Researchers at a medical school designed an experiment to determine the effects of green tea and caffeine on energy metabolism in healthy, lean, young adults.

Researchers randomly assigned participants to 2 treatments. One group drank Formula A, a beverage with green tea and caffeine. The other group drank Formula B, a beverage with none of these ingredients but colored to look like Formula A. The beverages were blinded at the production site, so the experiment was double-blind.

 

The researchers chilled the beverages to 6C. Participants drank the beverages at the same time each day for three days. During the 3 days of the experiment, the researchers feed each participant the same diet. On the third day participants spent 24 hours in a calorimeter chamber to measure their energy metabolism. The medical journal Obesity published the results in 2007 

What is the purpose of double-blinding?

⚪ To control unintentional researcher bias in the execution of the experiment

⚪ To control for the participants' prior beliefs about energy drinks

⚪ To control both unintentional research bias and participant prior beliefs

Energy Drinks. Popular energy drinks contain green tea extract and caffeine. Do these energy drinks help you lose weight by increasing your metabolism?

 

Researchers at a medical school designed an experiment to determine the chemical effects of green tea and caffeine on energy metabolism in healthy, lean, young adults.

 

Researchers randomly assigned participants to 2 treatments. One group drank Formula A , a beverage with green tea and caffeine: The other group drank Formula $B$, a beverage with none of these ingredients but colored to look like Formula A. The beverages were blinded at the production site, so the experiment was double-blind.

 

The researchers chilled the beverages to 6C. Participants drank the beverages at the same time each day for three days. During the 3 days of the experiment, the researchers fed each participant the same diet. On the 3rd day participants spent 24 hours in a calorimeter chamber to measure their energy metabolism. The medical journal Obesity published the results in 2007.

 

Which confounding variable is controlled by randomly assigning individuals to treatments?

⚪ The physical fitness level of the participants

⚪ the effect of green tea and caffeine on energy metabolism

⚪ the time of day participants drank the beverages