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Literature experiences demonstrated the impact of medically-assisted pulsed fasting on olfactory behavior in both the animal and human models and - conversely - the lack of homogeneous results linked - up to now - to administrations of pulsed fasting which are not widely codified.
Thus, objective of this study protocol is to evaluate the olfactory-gustatory aspects and blood patterns of a group of subjects suffering from obesity / overweight after a 6-month period of Fasting Mimicking Diet (FMD) (Group A) - consisting of a caloric restriction regimen - compared to a group of homogeneous subjects observing their own eating habits (Group B) which - according to a "cross-over" model - will undergo FMD in the following semester during which the subjects belonging to Group A will observe their eating habits.
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A group of obese and/or overweighted patients who did not pass screening criteria (BMI andor neuropsychological testing) to undergo surgical procedure aimed at reducing weight (grastrectomy, bypass, other...) will follow a 6-month period of FMD followed by 6-month period of routinary eating behaviour (Group A) or viceversa (Group B).
All the patients will undergo - before and after the administration of FMD or the routinary diet habit - a battery of:
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102 participants in 2 patient groups
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Beatrice Micarelli, MD; Alessandro Micarelli, MD, PhD
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