Evaluating the Gut Microbiome, Dietary Patterns, & Cognition: A Sub-study Protocol from the Brain Health & the Gut Microbiome Study in Cognitive Decline (bMicrobiome Study)
Suchowiecki, K.; Corr, P. G.; Schurr, A.; Asemani, A.; Frame, L. A.
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ObjectivesTo investigate how nutrition readiness to change influences implementation of dietary behavior changes and to compare the gut microbiomes and document gut microbiome composition changes over time in individuals with early Alzheimers disease dementia (eAD), mild cognitive impairment (MCI), and healthy controls (HC) Overall, this study aims to add to the emerging field of how the gut microbiome influences the nervous system. MethodsThis is a sub-study of a multi-prong proof-of-concept, observational study mapping the gut microbiome: 15 HC, 15 MCI, 15 eAD (n=45). At 0-, 3-, and 6-months, participants are provided lifestyle recommendations tailored to their gut microbiome. Participants may choose to implement this or not and are observed throughout (observational intervention study). In this sub-study, a survey is developed and implemented in conjunction with dietary assessment (DietID) to evaluate the role of Readiness to Change in implementation of dietary recommendations. ResultsThis is the sub-study protocol from an ongoing parent study. DiscussionThis protocol presents a novel intervention to assess the gut microbiome, individual dietary patterns, and readiness to make lifestyle change related to diet. Trial RegistrationNCT06039267
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