The Effect of a Short Period of Supplementation with Glutamine Dipeptide on the Cognitive Responses after a Resistance Training Session of Women with HIV/AIDS: A Randomized Double-Blind Placebo-Controlled Crossover Study

Table 2

Stroop test results when comparing maltodextrin (placebo) versus glutamine dipeptide (GDP) supplementation before and after an acute resistance training session (). Values expressed as mean ± and standard deviation.

	Placebo	GDP	Effects
_latency: A-B (seconds)			ANOVA
Pre			Supplement	0.01	0.93
Post			Time	0.34	0.57
			Supplement × time	0.97	0.34
_latency: B-C (seconds)			ANOVA
Pre			Supplement	0.05	0.83
Post			Time	11.60	<0.01
			Supplement × time	0.97	0.34
_latency: A-C (seconds)			ANOVA
Pre			Supplement	0.03	0.87
Post			Time	13.44	<0.01
			Supplement × time	6.28	0.02
Card: A (seconds)			ANOVA
Pre			Supplement	0.49	0.49
Post			Time	8.02	0.01
			Supplement × time	1.41	0.25
Card: B (seconds)			ANOVA
Pre			Supplement	0.29	0.60
Post			Time	7.18	0.01
			Supplement × time	0.01	0.98
Card: C (seconds)			ANOVA
Pre			Supplement	0.01	0.93
Post			Time	25.59	<0.01
			Supplement × time	2.66	0.12

versus Pre; _latency = Time of Latency.