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Study on the Weight Loss Effects and Mechanisms of Probiotic Preparation Intervention in Weight Cyclers

Peking Union Medical College Hospital · 2025
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1. Study Background and Purpose Obesity is a complex chronic disease closely linked to comorbidities such as cardiovascular disease, hypertension, and diabetes. With lifestyle changes, obesity prevalence continues to rise. Current treatments focus on weight loss through dietary control and exercise, but weight regain is common due to metabolic adaptations (e.g., post-caloric restriction). Gut microbiota play a critical role in weight management, and probiotics may reduce weight regain by modulating appetite and metabolism. Studies suggest probiotics enhance satiety and reduce appetite. This study aims to evaluate the potential of probiotics in obesity management, specifically their impact on gut microbiota modulation and hormonal regulation to mitigate weight regain. Ethical approval has been obtained from the Peking Union Medical College Hospital Ethics Committee. 2. Study Design This 198-participant, randomized, interventional trial will assign subjects to three groups (1:1:1 ratio): Placebo group (maltodextrin-based placebo) Probiotic Group 1 Probiotic Group 2 Randomization will be conducted via sealed envelopes (no researcher/participant bias). All groups receive standardized nutritional counseling, caloric restriction plans, and body composition assessments. Probiotics (produced by Shenzhen BaoShiJian Biotechnology Co., Ltd., compliant with standard Q/BSJ 0023S-2024) will be administered orally (2 bottles twice daily) for 84 days . 3. Study Procedure Informed Consent : Required before participation. Screening Phase : Demographic history, medical records, concomitant medications, validated questionnaires, body composition analysis, and blood/urine/stool tests. Intervention : Daily probiotic or placebo intake for 84 days. Follow-ups : Visits at Day 42 and Day 85 for adherence checks, anthropometric measurements, and repeat testing. 4. Study Completion Duration : 84 days. Post-Study : Placebo group receives 1-month free probiotic supply; others return
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