CompletedNANCT07670910

University of Georgia Mind Your Heart Pilot Study

Sponsor: University of Georgia

Trial Details

Condition	Hypertension (HTN), Obesity & Overweight
Intervention	Mind Your Heart; DASH Diet Education
Phase	NA
Status	Completed
Participants	37
Est. Completion	15 Apr 2022
Last Updated	26 June 2026

Primary Outcome

Change in DASH Diet Score; Change in Three Factor Eating Questionnaire; Changes in Mindful Eating Behaviors; Changes in Motivation

Eligibility Criteria

Inclusion Criteria

Inclusion Criteria: * Adults aged 18 years and older * Current University of Georgia (UGA) employees * Able to provide informed consent * Willing to complete online nutrition education modules over a 6-week period * Willing to attend in-person study visits for baseline and follow-up assessments * Willing to provide blood samples, blood pressure measurements, and complete eye exams * Willing to complete online and mobile-based questionnaires * Access to an internet-enabled device and a mobile phone for surveys and program Exclusion Criteria: * Unable to complete study procedures, including online modules or in-person visits * Medical or other conditions that would preclude safe participation in study procedures (e.g., blood draw) * Lack of access to required technology (internet or mobile phone) for participation

Trial Sites

Countries

United States

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Related Analysis

Completed Pilot Study: Mindfulness-Based Nutrition Program Targets DASH Diet Adherence and Eating Behaviours in Adults with Hypertension and Obesity

The University of Georgia Mind Your Heart Pilot Study examined whether a six-week, digitally delivered DASH diet education program could improve eating behaviours, mindful eating, and cardiometabolic markers in working adults. The completed observational study offers early insights into scalable, low-burden dietary interventions for hypertension and obesity management. Clinicians in preventive cardiology and primary care should watch for forthcoming publications reporting full outcome data.

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