Process evaluation data showed modest attrition (20%), good compliance, and feasibility of delivery.
In exit focus groups participants reported BELI facilitated positive changes. Focus group data, process evaluation data, a satisfaction survey, and objective measures of weight and eating behaviors were collected. BELI consisted of five counseling sessions, hunger biofeedback, child role modeling, and self-monitoring. Overweight/obese (OW/Ob) women with a tendency toward DE were recruited. This study aimed to evaluate the acceptability and feasibility of BELI. Evidence of acceptability and feasibility of BELI should be established before resources are devoted to an efficacy study. BELI included novel techniques and some that could be considered burdensome and uncomfortable. However, there are no effective interventions for simultaneously treating DE and obesity, so the Biofeedback Enhanced Lifestyle Intervention (BELI) was developed. Disinhibited Eating (DE) is an inconsistent ability to control overeating in the absence of hunger and is related to obesity and failed weight loss attempts. Gallagher, Mario Ciampolini, McClain Sampsonĭisinhibited Eating, Feasibility, Obesity, Hunger BiofeedbackĪBSTRACT: Obesity increases risks for heart disease, diabetes, and some cancers. Saint Martin’s Paperbacks, New York.īiofeedback Enhanced Lifestyle Intervention: Exploring the Experience of Participants in a Novel Intervention for Disinhibited Eating and ObesityĪUTHORS: Tracey Ledoux, Martina R.
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