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Change in women's diet and body mass following intensive intervention for early-stage breast cancer
Journal of the American Dietetic Association
Format: Journal Article
Publication Year: 2001
Publisher: American Dietetic Association
Place of Publication: Chicago, Ill.
Pages: 421-428, 431
Sources ID: 126569
Visibility: Public (group default)
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This clinical study attempted to determine the effectiveness of an intensive dietary intervention program on body mass in women with breast cancer. A group-based, dietician lead 15-session nutrition education program (NEP) was compared to a mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR) and usual supportive care program (UC). Women in the NEP group showed a large reduction in fat consumption over a 4-month and 1 year period. Women in the NEP group also showed a reduction in body mass while women in the MBSR and UC programs showed no reduction. The results indicate that clinical use group based dietary interventions appears to be warranted. (Zach Rowinski 2005-03-03)

Subjects: 
Mindfulness Meditation
Clinical Studies on Meditation
Mindfulness Based Interventions