Mohammed A. Alanazi

Nov 3, 2024 | onlinelibrary.wiley.com | Tsui-Sui Annie Kao |Jiying Ling |Mohammed A. Alanazi |Ahmed M. Atwa

1 INTRODUCTION Using mindfulness-based interventions (MBIs) to target obesity-related eating behaviors has demonstrated some promising results and been increasingly implemented to prevent or treat overweight or obesity.1, 2 The significant effects of MBIs on anthropometric outcomes (BMI: g = −0.36, waist circumference: g = −1.20) have been delineated in our previous meta-analysis,3 but the effects of MBIs on eating behavioral outcomes remain relatively obscure.