Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
5593583 Physiology & Behavior 2017 25 Pages PDF
Abstract
Altering the glycemic load of a breakfast meal had no effect on measures of monotonous driving performance in non-diabetic adults. Individuals planning to undertake a prolonged monotonous drive following consumption of a morning meal may consider consuming caffeine as a means of improving vehicle control.
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Effect of meal glycemic load and caffeine consumption on prolonged monotonous driving performance
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