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Trial · NCT07910617

Registered outcomes18

Each outcome the trial registered, primary first, in ClinicalTrials.gov's words.

ListOutcomeTime frameDescription
PrimaryChange in overall dietary quality (Healthy Eating Index-2020)Baseline (Week 0, prior to the ordering period) and endline (Week 8, after the seven-week ordering period)
Dietary quality is measured with the Healthy Eating Index-2020 (HEI-2020), calculated from mean intake across two 24-hour dietary recalls administered at each timepoint by trained staff of the Johns Hopkins ICTR Nutrition Core. HEI-2020 is a composite measure of dietary quality scored from 0 to 100, based on 13 components: nine adequacy components (e.g., whole grains, total vegetables, seafood and plant proteins) and four moderation components (e.g., refined grains, sodium, added sugars). A higher score indicates better diet quality and closer alignment with the 2020-2025 Dietary Guidelines for Americans.
SecondaryChange in HEI-2020 sub-component scores (Adequacy and Moderation)Baseline (Week 0) and endline (Week 8)
Adequacy scores range from 0-5 (total fruits, whole fruits, total vegetables, greens and beans, total protein foods, seafood and plant proteins). Moderation scores range from 0-10 (whole grains, dairy, fatty acids, refined grains, sodium, added sugars, saturated fats). Higher scores indicate healthier intake (higher intake for adequacy components and lower intake for moderation components).
SecondaryChange in intake of total fruits (HEI sub-component)Baseline (Week 0) and endline (Week 8)
Total fruit (including 100% fruit juice) intake in grams per day, derived from the mean intake across the two 24-hour dietary recalls at each timepoint. The outcome is the difference between endline and baseline.
SecondaryChange in intake of whole fruits (HEI sub-component)Baseline (Week 0) and endline (Week 8)
Total whole fruit (excluding 100% fruit juice) intake in grams per day, derived from the mean intake across the two 24-hour dietary recalls at each timepoint. The outcome is the difference between endline and baseline.
SecondaryChange in intake of total vegetables (HEI sub-component)Baseline (Week 0) and endline (Week 8)Total vegetable intake in grams per day, derived from the mean intake across the two 24-hour dietary recalls at each timepoint. The outcome is the difference between endline and baseline.
SecondaryChange in intake of greens and beans (HEI sub-component)Baseline (Week 0) and endline (Week 8)Total intake of greens and beans in grams per day, derived from the mean intake across the two 24-hour dietary recalls at each timepoint. The outcome is the difference between endline and baseline.
SecondaryChange in intake of whole grains (HEI sub-component)Baseline (Week 0) and endline (Week 8)Total whole grain intake in grams per day, derived from the mean intake across the two 24-hour dietary recalls at each timepoint. The outcome is the difference between endline and baseline.
SecondaryChange in intake of dairy (HEI sub-component)Baseline (Week 0) and endline (Week 8)Total dairy intake in grams per day, derived from the mean intake across the two 24-hour dietary recalls at each timepoint. The outcome is the difference between endline and baseline.
SecondaryChange in intake of total protein foods (HEI sub-component)Baseline (Week 0) and endline (Week 8)
Total protein food (including legumes) intake in grams per day, derived from the mean intake across the two 24-hour dietary recalls at each timepoint. The outcome is the difference between endline and baseline.
SecondaryChange in intake of seafood and plant proteins (HEI sub-component)Baseline (Week 0) and endline (Week 8)Total seafood and plant protein (including nuts, seeds, soy products, legumes) intake in grams per day, derived from the mean intake across the two 24-hour dietary recalls at each time point.
SecondaryChange in intake of fatty acids (HEI sub-component)Baseline (Week 0) and endline (Week 8)Ratio of fatty acids (PUFA + MUFA)/ SFA, derived from the mean intake across the two 24-hour dietary recalls at each timepoint. The outcome is the difference between endline and baseline.
SecondaryChange in intake of refined grains (HEI sub-component)Baseline (Week 0) and endline (Week 8)Total refined grain intake in grams per day, derived from the mean intake across the two 24-hour dietary recalls at each timepoint. The outcome is the difference between endline and baseline.
SecondaryChange in intake of sodium (HEI sub-component)Baseline (Week 0) and endline (Week 8)Total sodium intake in milligrams per day, derived from the mean intake across the two 24-hour dietary recalls at each timepoint. The outcome is the difference between endline and baseline.
SecondaryChange in intake of added sugar (HEI sub-component)Baseline (Week 0) and endline (Week 8)Total added sugar intake in grams per day, derived from the mean intake across the two 24-hour dietary recalls at each timepoint. The outcome is the difference between endline and baseline.
SecondaryChange in intake of saturated fat (HEI sub-component)Baseline (Week 0) and endline (Week 8)Total saturated fat intake in grams per day, derived from the mean intake across the two 24-hour dietary recalls at each timepoint. The outcome is the difference between endline and baseline.
SecondaryChange in beef consumptionBaseline (Week 0) and endline (Week 8)
Beef consumption in grams per day, derived from the mean intake across the two 24-hour dietary recalls at each timepoint. The outcome is the difference between endline and baseline. A decrease indicates reduced beef consumption.
SecondaryChange in total energy intakeBaseline (Week 0) and endline (Week 8)Total energy intake in kilocalories per day, derived from mean intake across the two 24-hour dietary recalls at each timepoint. The outcome is the difference between endline and baseline.
SecondaryChange in fiber intakeBaseline (Week 0) and endline (Week 8)Fiber intake in grams per day, derived from mean intake across the two 24-hour dietary recalls at each timepoint. The outcome is the difference between endline and baseline.

Source ClinicalTrials.govtrials-2026-11-12-0.5.0

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  • ClinicalTrials.gov's posted results, through CTTI's AACTFreely available. Acknowledgement requested
  • ClinicalTrials.govNo license stated
  • NIH RePORTER's clinical studies and project filesPublic domain
Each source's terms
  • ClinicalTrials.gov's posted results, through CTTI's AACTClinicalTrials.gov data via Aggregate Analysis of ClinicalTrials.gov (AACT), CTTI. CTTI makes its materials freely available and requests acknowledgement. https://aact.ctti-clinicaltrials.org/documentation/299
  • ClinicalTrials.govnone stated
  • NIH RePORTER's clinical studies and project filesPublic domain (NIH RePORTER)

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