Abstract
Methods We performed a secondary analysis of 142 obese participants who had lost at least 10 pounds in a conventional weight loss program and who were randomized to the experimental weight loss maintenance intervention. This experimental intervention consisted of instruction and application of an energy psychology intervention, Tapas Acupressure Technique (TAT). TAT practice combined self-acupressure with a prescribed set of mental steps. Participants were advised to practice TAT at home daily. The main outcome measure was self reported frequency of TAT practice.
Highlights
To provide an in depth analysis of adherence and satisfaction with the mind and body intervention for participants in the LIFE weight loss maintenance trial
We performed a secondary analysis of 142 obese participants who had lost at least 10 pounds in a conventional weight loss program and who were randomized to the experimental weight loss maintenance intervention. This experimental intervention consisted of instruction and application of an energy psychology intervention, Tapas Acupressure Technique (TAT®)
TAT practice combined self-acupressure with a prescribed set of mental steps
Summary
Adherence and satisfaction with the experimental mind and body intervention in the LIFE weight loss maintenance study. C Elder1*, L DeBar, K Funk, W Vollmer, N Lindberg, C Ritenbaugh, G Meltesen, C Gallison, V Stevens. From International Research Congress on Integrative Medicine and Health 2012 Portland, Oregon, USA. Purpose To provide an in depth analysis of adherence and satisfaction with the mind and body intervention for participants in the LIFE weight loss maintenance trial
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