Efficacy of Functional Foods, Beverages, and Supplements Claiming to Alleviate Air Travel Symptoms: Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis.

Published
April 04, 2021
Journal
Nutrients
PICOID
3f683608
DOI
Citations
4
Keywords
dietary supplements, functional beverage, functional food, jetlag syndrome, sleep
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Patients/Population/Participants

healthy adults

Intervention

functional foods, beverages, and supplements

Comparison

products claiming to address the effects of air travel

Outcome

efficacy of product ingredients

Abstract

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Airline passengers experience a range of symptoms when travelling on long flights. This review evaluated the efficacy of functional foods, beverages, and supplements claiming to address the effects of air travel for healthy adults. Products were identified in a scoping review of electronic databases, search engines, and grey literature (March to August 2019). A systematic review of the efficacy of product ingredients was conducted using five electronic databases from inception to February 2021. Articles were screened, data extracted, and assessed for risk of bias by two researchers independently. Meta-analysis was performed. Of the 3842 studies identified, 23 met selection criteria: melatonin (

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