This study looks at whether a daily salmon protein supplement called ProGo® may help support body profile measurements and overall wellbeing during menopause. It's a fully remote study, so you can take part entirely from home. Over 18 weeks, you'll take a daily study product and share simple measurements and surveys about how you feel.
Each day you'll take your assigned study product, which may be ProGo® or a placebo. You'll record weekly body measurements, complete short surveys about your wellbeing, wear an activity tracker, and collect two at-home finger-stick blood samples. All check-ins happen digitally, so there are no clinic visits.
Answer a few quick questions online to see if this study may be a good fit. If eligible, you'll review and sign a consent form.
Complete your first surveys, set up your wearable, and collect your baseline at-home blood sample and nasal swab. You'll receive your daily study product to take each day.
Take your study product daily for 18 weeks. Along the way, you'll record weekly measurements, complete short surveys, and wear your activity tracker.
At Week 18, you'll complete final surveys and a last at-home blood sample. You'll then receive your compensation for taking part.
The study measures changes in BMI and menopause-related quality of life, along with markers like waist measurements, sleep, activity, and simple health indicators from your blood samples. ProGo® is a salmon protein supplement, and researchers want to learn whether it may support body profile metrics and wellbeing during menopause. This information helps build a clearer picture of how the supplement affects everyday health.
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