Study to Identify and Understand Markers of Caloric Balance in Healthy Adults

What this Trial Is About

Researchers are investigating biomarkers related to caloric balance, which is the relationship between calories consumed and calories burned. This observational study aims to better understand metabolism by identifying and characterizing these biological markers in healthy adults. The study is sponsored by the Institute for Systems Biology and focuses on the metabolic processes involved in energy balance. Participants in the CaBooM study are healthy adults who will not receive any treatments or interventions, as the study is observational. The study involves tracking and measuring caloric balance over a 48-hour period to gather data on energy intake and expenditure. There are no experimental treatments or drugs involved. During the study, participants will be asked to attend study visits at the Institute for Systems Biology. Researchers will collect information related to caloric balance and may use questionnaires or other assessments to evaluate metabolism. The main outcome measured is caloric balance over 48 hours. The total participation timeline varies, and the study is designed to observe natural metabolic processes without altering participants routines.

Caloric Balance Markers Study