Research opportunity: Can a personalised nutrition program (ZOE) improve symptoms of OCD or BDD?
This study has received ethical approval from Kings College London Research Ethics Committee (Approval Number: HR-24/25-50916).
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Can a personalised nutrition program (ZOE) improve symptoms of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder or Body Dysmorphic Disorder?
Summary
We are inviting adults with OCD to take part in a study that is testing whether the personalised nutritional programme, ZOE, can help improve their symptoms. This study is being organised by researchers at King’s College London.
ZOE is a personalised nutrition programme on a mobile phone that advises people on the types of foods that can improve their gut health.
We will ask you to complete questionnaires on your mental health symptoms, nutritional intake and experience of using ZOE. Please note that if you take part, you will not have to pay to use ZOE.
How to take part.
