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Lifestyle Intervention to Reduce Body Weight and Systemic Inflammation Among World Trade Center Responders
inflammationmediterranean-dietmetabolic-syndromenaoverweight-and-obesityphysical-activitypost-traumatic-stress-disorder
The goal of this randomized control trial (RCT) is to test the feasibility and acceptability of a lifestyle intervention with a focus on implementing a high dose Mediterranean Diet protocol with physical activity to reduce systemic inflammation and body weight among WTC first responders having overweight/obesity and PTSD. The findings of this study will demonstrate the suitability of the proposed approach to reduce comorbidities among similar populations exposed to traumatic events; the findings will also inform the World Trade Center Health Program's extensive research and clinical efforts with the potential to provide a preventive care model to reduce systemic inflammation and related chronic disease among WTC responders with PTSD.
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