Clinical trial
Fiber-rich Foods to Treat Obesity and Prevent Colon Cancer
Active, not recruiting · Not applicable · 1 countries · Registry ID NCT04780477
What this study is about
This study tests whether a high-fiber diet based on legumes, such as dry beans, can lead to sustained reductions in obesity and colon cancer risk in persons at highest risk, namely overweight or obese, post-polypectomy patients.
Basic eligibility
Full registry criteria
Treatments and study arms
High Fiber Diet Featuring Legumes (HLD)
The high fiber diet featuring legumes (HLD) provides pre-portioned entrées for two meals per day in months 1-3, and one meal per day in months 4-6. Participants continue on the diet in months 7-12 but assume responsibility for food preparation. The HLD will contain approximately 250 grams (g) of legumes per day (\~1 ½ cups cooked legumes) in months 1-3 provided in two pre-portioned single serving entrées (i.e. \~125g in each serving). A study nutritionist provides in-person and written guidance for including side dishes that are nutritionally balanced with energy intake to lose 1-2 pounds of weight per week.
Healthy American Diet
The healthy American diet provides pre-portioned meal replacement entrées with legumes replaced by lean chicken or meat. Participants continue on the diet in months 7-12 but assume responsibility for food preparation. A study nutritionist provides in-person and written guidance for including side dishes that are nutritionally balanced with energy intake to lose 1-2 pounds of weight per week.
Primary outcomes
Body weight is measured (in pounds) on a regularly calibrated digital scale while wearing light clothing without shoes.
Mucosal biopsies are obtained to measure the colonic mucosal proliferative biomarker Ki-67+.
Study locations
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