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Does the type of weight loss diet affect who participates in a behavioral weight loss intervention? A comparison of participants for a plant-based diet versus a standard diet trial

机译:减肥饮食的类型会影响谁参加行为减肥干预吗?植物性饮食与标准饮食试验参与者的比较

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Studies have found that people following plant-based eating styles, such as vegan or vegetarian diets, often have different demographic characteristics, eating styles, and physical activity (PA) levels than individuals following an omnivorous dietary pattern. There has been no research examining if there are differences in these characteristics among people who are willing to participate in a weight loss intervention using plant-based dietary approaches as compared to a standard reduced calorie approach, which does not exclude food groups. The present study compared baseline characteristics (demographics, dietary intake, eating behaviors (Eating Behavior Inventory), and PA (Paffenbarger Physical Activity Questionnaire)) of participants enrolling in two different 6-month behavioral weight loss studies: the mobile Pounds Off Digitally (mPOD) study, which used a standard reduced calorie dietary approach and the New Dietary Interventions to Enhance the Treatments for weight loss (New DIETs) study, which randomized participants to follow one of five different dietary approaches (vegan, vegetarian, pesco-vegetarian, semi-vegetarian, or omnivorous diets). There were no differences in baseline demographics with the exception of New DIETs participants being older (48.5±8.3years versus 42.9±11.2, P=0.001) and having a higher Body Mass Index (BMI, 35.2±5.3kg/m2 versus 32.6±4.7kg/m2, P=0.001) than mPOD participants. In age- and BMI-adjusted models, there were no differences in EBI scores or in any dietary variables, with the exception of vitamin C (85.6±5.9mg/d mPOD versus 63.4±7.4mg/d New DIETs, P=0.02). New DIETs participants reported higher levels of intentional PA/day (180.0±18.1kcal/d) than mPOD participants (108.8±14.4kcal/d, P=0.003), which may have been the result of New DIETs study recommendations to avoid increasing or decreasing PA during the study. The findings of this study demonstrate that using plant-based dietary approaches for weight loss intervention studies does not lead to a population which is significantly different from who enrolls in a standard, behavioral weight loss study using a reduced calorie dietary approach.
机译:研究发现,遵循纯素食或素食饮食等以植物为基础的饮食方式的人,与采用杂食性饮食习惯的人相比,通常具有不同的人口统计学特征,饮食方式和身体活动(PA)水平。与不减少食物的标准低卡路里饮食方法相比,尚无研究检验愿意使用基于植物的饮食方法参加减肥干预的人群之间这些特征是否存在差异。本研究比较了参加两项不同的为期6个月的行为减肥研究的参与者的基线特征(人口统计学,饮食摄入,进食行为(饮食行为清单)和PA(帕芬巴格体育锻炼问卷)):移动式磅秤(mPOD) )研究,该研究采用了标准的低卡路里饮食方法和新饮食干预措施来增强减肥治疗(New DIETs)研究,该研究使参与者随机选择了五种不同的饮食方法之一(纯素食,素食主义者,百事可乐素食主义者,半饮食者) -素食或杂食)。除了新的DIET参加者年龄较大(48.5±8.3岁对42.9±11.2,P = 0.001)和具有较高的体重指数(BMI,35.2±5.3kg / m2对32.6±4.7)外,基线人口统计学无差异。 kg / m2,P = 0.001)。在年龄和BMI调整后的模型中,除了维生素C(85.6±5.9mg / d mPOD与63.4±7.4mg / d新DIET,P = 0.02)外,EBI评分或任何饮食变量均无差异。 。新DIET参与者报告的有意PA /天(180.0±18.1kcal / d)高于mPOD参与者(108.8±14.4kcal / d,P = 0.003),这可能是新DIET研究建议避免增加或增加的结果。在研究过程中降低PA。这项研究的结果表明,使用基于植物的饮食方法进行减肥干预研究不会导致与使用减少卡路里饮食方法进行标准行为减肥研究的人群明显不同。

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