#マインドフルイーティング は甘い物の摂取や空腹時血糖の低下と関連していた 過体重者194人に5.5か月間、食事・運動プログラムに参加してもらい、さらにマインドフルイーティングをする群としない群に分けたRCT 食事ができることに感謝して、五感をフルに使っていただこう https://t.co/4IYLNANXWf
Effects of a mindfulness-based intervention on mindful eating, sweets consumption, and fasting glucose levels in obese adults: data from the SHINE randomized controlled trial.
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Discussions highlight the potential of mindfulness-based interventions to aid in weight loss and glucose control, with examples such as mentions of improved eating habits and diabetes management, reflecting curiosity and optimism about the research's promise. The tone varies from casual to enthusiastic, especially where users express hope that meditation could be a future strategy for health improvements.
Most discussions seem to agree that meditation and mindfulness can have positive health effects, including potential benefits for diet and glucose regulation.
The topics are quite engaging, especially the idea that meditation could serve as a dietary tool for obesity and diabetes management, which garners high interest.
There is moderate engagement with mentions of specific studies, numbers of participants, and broader implications for health, showing some depth of discussion.
The discussions suggest a recognition of potential health benefits, though the claims are somewhat preliminary or broad, indicating moderate perceived impact.
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- The study explored how a mindfulness-based intervention might influence mindful eating habits, consumption of sweets, and fasting glucose levels in obese adults.
- Participants who received mindfulness training showed increased mindful eating and maintained healthier fasting glucose levels over 12 months, with some evidence suggesting that improved mindful eating may partially mediate these health benefits.
- The findings indicate that fostering mindful eating could be a key factor in the success of mindfulness-based weight loss programs, potentially helping reduce sweet food intake and improve glucose regulation.]
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#マインドフルイーティング は甘い物の摂取や空腹時血糖の低下と関連していた 過体重者194人に5.5か月間、食事・運動プログラムに参加してもらい、さらにマインドフルイーティングをする群としない群に分けたRCT 食事ができることに感謝して、五感をフルに使っていただこう https://t.co/4IYLNANXWf
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