Plain-English translation of NCT05143931 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
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This study is testing two different strategies to help people lose weight more successfully. One strategy focuses on changing your home environment and making healthy foods easier to access, while the other uses daily exercises to help you resist impulse eating. All participants will join a 12-month weight management program, and researchers want to see if adding one or both of these strategies helps people achieve better results.
Many people who try to lose weight don't see the results they hope for, even with good programs. This trial exists to find new ways to help people stick with their weight loss goals and actually lose more weight by making it easier to eat well and building stronger self-control habits.
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You would join a 12-month weight management program and be randomly assigned to one of four groups: the standard program alone, the program plus help changing your home food environment and online grocery delivery, the program plus daily impulse-control training games, or the program plus all three strategies combined. You'll have check-in visits at the start, 6 months, and 12 months where study staff will measure your weight, waist size, and ask about your eating habits. One household member you live with would also complete three brief assessments during the year.
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