10. EFFECTIVENESS OF SUPPLEMENTING THE NUTRITIONAL PRODUCT LEANMAX BONE ON THE HEALTH AND BONE HEALING OF PATIENTS WITH BONE FRACTURES

Ta Ngoc Ha1, Pham Quoc Hung2, Ta Minh Khue1, Phan Thanh Huy1
1 National Institute of Hygiene and Epidemiology
2 Trung Vuong University

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Abstract

Objective: Evaluating the intervention effectiveness of the nutritional product Leanmax Bone in patients with post-traumatic fractures.


Research objects and methods: The randomized controlled intervention study. The sample size of 120 patients post-traumatic closed fracture was randomly divided into 2 similar groups: 60 patients were interventionally supplemented Leanmax Bone with a content of 40 grams/time, 2 times/day and 60 patients in the control group with normal nutrition. Collect and analyze data according to research indicators using SPSS20.0 software.


Results: After 8 weeks, the intervention group had level III bone healing 38.3% higher than the control group (91.7% vs. 53.3%) (p < 0.05); good treatment results are 48.3% higher (78.3% vs. 30%) (p < 0.05); diarrhea rate was 18.3% lower (5% vs. 23.3%) (p < 0.05); bloating/indigestion was 36.7% lower (3.3% vs. 40%) (p < 0.05); no constipation. Inflammation/infection at the trauma area (3.3%), respiratory tract infection (1.7%), use of additional antibiotics (10%), and urinary tract infection (0%) were all lower control group with p < 0.05. Weight loss rate was 26.7% lower (33.3% vs. 60%), malnutrition and risk of malnutrition were 28.3% lower (p < 0.05), numbness in limbs/mouse withdrawal was 40% lower (p < 0.05), skin itching was 61.7% lower (p < 0.05). The rates of anorexia (10%), nausea (1.7%), and difficulty sleeping (11.7%) were also lower than the control group with p < 0.05. 78.3% of patients were very satisfied; 16.7% are satisfied and 5% are satisfied with the product.


Conclusion: Supplementing Leanmax Bone has accelerated bone healing, improved treatment results and mobility, enhanced immunity and reduced trauma infections, improved digestion, nutrition and health post-traumatic closed fracture patients fare better than the control group. High product acceptance rate.

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