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A Feasibility Study of Mindfulness Training Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation (tDCS) in Adults With Overweight and Obesity.

King's College London2 个研究点 分布在 1 个国家目标入组 52 人开始时间: 2023年10月17日最近更新:
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阶段
不适用
状态
已完成
入组人数
52
试验地点
2
主要终点
The feasibility of combining an app-based Mindfulness training (MT) with at-home Administered transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) by assessing intervention adherence

研究概览

简要总结

This study will investigate the feasibility of combining an app-based Mindfulness training (MT) with at-home administered transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) in adults with overweight or obesity and assess whether MT with tDCS may improve weight-related behaviours in this population. Specifically, the study will assess whether MT+ active tDCS, as opposed to MT+ sham tDCS or waiting list control, reduces high calorie food craving and consumption. Findings will inform the development of a future large-scale randomised controlled trial. The trial will be conducted in the UK.

详细描述

A randomised controlled feasibility trial with three parallel arms: [MT + real tDCS] vs [MT + sham tDCS] vs [Waiting list control group].

研究设计

研究类型
Interventional
分配方式
Randomized
干预模型
Parallel
主要目的
Basic Science
盲法
Double (Participant, Investigator)

入排标准

年龄范围
18 Years 至 60 Years(Adult)
性别
Female
接受健康志愿者

入选标准

  • Adults aged 18 to 60 w
  • Overweight or obese (BMI ≥25 kg/ m2) according to World Health Organisation (WHO) criteria.
  • Use and understand English as a language for everyday conversation.
  • Have access to a laptop or desktop computer with webcam and to able to attend baseline, post intervention and follow up assessments in the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience (KCL).

排除标准

  • Insufficient written and spoken English
  • All known contraindications to tDCS (Brunoni et al., 2012)
  • Pregnancy; history of neurological disease and/or seizure
  • Having any metallic implants in the head or body
  • History of head or eye injury
  • Significant health problems in the previous six months
  • A lifetime diagnosis of substance dependence, psychosis, bipolar disorder, borderline personality disorder; any other primary psychiatric disorder requiring treatment in its own right
  • Taking psychotropic medication
  • Taking medication for weight loss Regular, current or past, mindfulness meditation or yoga practice (defined as > 20 minutes, twice or more per week during the past 2 months)
  • Consuming more than 14 units of alcohol per week who are unwilling to reduce their alcohol intake for the duration of the treatment
  • Current illicit drug use
  • Learning difficulties that would preclude safe tDCS self-administration and/or completion of questionnaire measures and neurocognitive tasks (e.g.; working memory and inhibitory control)
  • Current atypical anorexia nervosa or purging once a week or more.

结局指标

主要结局

The feasibility of combining an app-based Mindfulness training (MT) with at-home Administered transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) by assessing intervention adherence

时间窗: post treatment assessment (assessed at week 3 post start of treatment)

By assessing the tDCS session completed and the number of the MT sessions completed will be tracked through the app across the full 8 weeks

The feasibility of combining an app-based Mindfulness training (MT) with at-home Administered transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) by assessing intervention recruitment rate

时间窗: post treatment assessment (assessed at week 3 post start of treatment)

Recruitment rate/month over months will be assessed to demonstrate that recruitment targets for the main trial can be met within an adequate time-frame.

The feasibility of combining an app-based Mindfulness training (MT) with at-home Administered transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) by assessing intervention retention rates

时间窗: post treatment assessment (assessed at week 3 post start of treatment) and at follow up (assessed at week 8 post start of treatment)

determine retention rates from randomization through intervention completion

Participant views about treatment acceptability

时间窗: post treatment assessment (assessed at week 3 post start of treatment)

Treatment Acceptability Questionnaire: asking participants to indicate if MT with self-administered tDCS is an acceptable approach to treatment and whether they would recommend MT + tDCS to a friend if they were struggling with their weight.

次要结局

  • Change mindful eating-related outcomes(Baseline assessment, post treatment assessment (assessed at week 3 post start of treatment) and at follow up up (assessed at week 8 post start of treatment))
  • Change in food cravings using the Power of Food Scale(Baseline assessment, post treatment assessment (assessed at week 3 post start of treatment) and at follow up up (assessed at week 8 post start of treatment))
  • Change in Body composition(Baseline assessment, post treatment assessment (assessed at week 3 post start of treatment) and at follow up up (assessed at week 8 post start of treatment))
  • Change in mood using Positive and Negative Affect Schedule(Baseline assessment, post treatment assessment (assessed at week 3 post start of treatment) and at follow up up (assessed at week 8 post start of treatment))
  • Change in inhibitory control using Barrett Impulsiveness Scale(Baseline assessment, post treatment assessment (assessed at week 3 post start of treatment) and at follow up up (assessed at week 8 post start of treatment))
  • Change in inhibitory control using Delayed Gratification Inventory(Baseline assessment, post treatment assessment (assessed at week 3 post start of treatment) and at follow up up (assessed at week 8 post start of treatment))
  • Change in mindfulness outcomes(Baseline assessment, post treatment assessment (assessed at week 3 post start of treatment) and at follow up up (assessed at week 8 post start of treatment))
  • Eating Disorder Symptoms(Baseline assessment, post treatment assessment (assessed at week 3 post start of treatment) and at follow up up (assessed at week 8 post start of treatment))
  • Change in high calorie food intake in the lab(Baseline assessment, post treatment assessment (assessed at week 3 post start of treatment) and at follow up up (assessed at week 8 post start of treatment))
  • Change in food cravings(Baseline assessment, post treatment assessment (assessed at week 3 post start of treatment) and at follow up up (assessed at week 8 post start of treatment))
  • Change in weight loss using the bioelectrical impedance machine(Baseline assessment, post treatment assessment (assessed at week 3 post start of treatment) and at follow up up (assessed at week 8 post start of treatment))
  • Change in emotion regulation using Emotion Regulation Questionnaire(Baseline assessment, post treatment assessment (assessed at week 3 post start of treatment) and at follow up up (assessed at week 8 post start of treatment))
  • Change in mood using the The Depression, Anxiety and Stress-Scale(Baseline assessment, post treatment assessment (assessed at week 3 post start of treatment) and at follow up up (assessed at week 8 post start of treatment))
  • Change in working memory(Baseline assessment, post treatment assessment (assessed at week 3 post start of treatment) and at follow up up (assessed at week 8 post start of treatment))
  • Change in inhibitory control using the Go no Go Task(Baseline assessment, post treatment assessment (assessed at week 3 post start of treatment) and at follow up up (assessed at week 8 post start of treatment))
  • Change in high calorie food intake in the lab(Baseline assessment, post treatment assessment (assessed at week 3 post start of treatment) and at follow up up (assessed at week 8 post start of treatment))
  • Change in food cravings(Baseline assessment, post treatment assessment (assessed at week 3 post start of treatment) and at follow up up (assessed at week 8 post start of treatment))
  • Change in weight loss using the bioelectrical impedance machine(Baseline assessment, post treatment assessment (assessed at week 3 post start of treatment) and at follow up up (assessed at week 8 post start of treatment))
  • Change in emotion regulation using Emotion Regulation Questionnaire(Baseline assessment, post treatment assessment (assessed at week 3 post start of treatment) and at follow up up (assessed at week 8 post start of treatment))
  • Change in mood using the The Depression, Anxiety and Stress-Scale(Baseline assessment, post treatment assessment (assessed at week 3 post start of treatment) and at follow up up (assessed at week 8 post start of treatment))
  • Change in working memory(Baseline assessment, post treatment assessment (assessed at week 3 post start of treatment) and at follow up up (assessed at week 8 post start of treatment))
  • Change in inhibitory control using the Go no Go Task(Baseline assessment, post treatment assessment (assessed at week 3 post start of treatment) and at follow up up (assessed at week 8 post start of treatment))
  • Change mindful eating-related outcomes(Baseline assessment, post treatment assessment (assessed at week 3 post start of treatment) and at follow up up (assessed at week 8 post start of treatment))
  • Change in food cravings using the Power of Food Scale(Baseline assessment, post treatment assessment (assessed at week 3 post start of treatment) and at follow up up (assessed at week 8 post start of treatment))
  • Change in Body composition(Baseline assessment, post treatment assessment (assessed at week 3 post start of treatment) and at follow up up (assessed at week 8 post start of treatment))
  • Change in mood using Positive and Negative Affect Schedule(Baseline assessment, post treatment assessment (assessed at week 3 post start of treatment) and at follow up up (assessed at week 8 post start of treatment))
  • Change in inhibitory control using Barrett Impulsiveness Scale(Baseline assessment, post treatment assessment (assessed at week 3 post start of treatment) and at follow up up (assessed at week 8 post start of treatment))
  • Change in inhibitory control using Delayed Gratification Inventory(Baseline assessment, post treatment assessment (assessed at week 3 post start of treatment) and at follow up up (assessed at week 8 post start of treatment))
  • Change in mindfulness outcomes(Baseline assessment, post treatment assessment (assessed at week 3 post start of treatment) and at follow up up (assessed at week 8 post start of treatment))
  • Eating Disorder Symptoms(Baseline assessment, post treatment assessment (assessed at week 3 post start of treatment) and at follow up up (assessed at week 8 post start of treatment))

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