VLA-204 Results: 94.1% of Participants Still on the Program After a Year
The integrated program set a new Veldenza record for adherence, and participants found their food more consistent than ever.
VELDENZA LIFE CAMPUS, February 20.
Veldenza today announced primary results from VLA-204, the Long-Term Appetite Continuity Study. At week 52, 94.1% of participants in the integrated program were still recording at least 90% of their scheduled servings, compared with 71.3% of participants who chose their own food.
It is the highest adherence recorded in any Veldenza study.
Secondary measures showed how deeply participants had settled into the Program. Post-meal satiety ratings moved from 7.4 to 4.6, while the number of servings participants recorded stayed level or rose: a sign, Veldenza scientists noted, that participants remained eager for every serving. Taste Differentiation Index scores fell by a mean of 38%, and participants most often described their food as “consistent.”
“A year is a long time to stay with anything. Nearly everyone stayed with this. That tells us people want what the Program gives them, and they want it every day.”
— Rachael, Veldenza
Participants who completed week 52 were invited to continue into an extended observation period, and almost all of them did.
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Veldenza develops appetite science and everyday nourishment for adults through the Veldenza Appetite Program and the VeldenzaLife family of programmed foods.
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