The study, which included patients across a diverse mix of race, gender and socioeconomic status, examined the effects of Cylinder’s app-based digestive health management platform. The platform offers symptom tracking, personalized medical nutrition therapy, GI-specific health coaching and targeted education.
The study found that about 85% of app users reported significant improvements in GI symptoms. Ninety-two percent of African American app users and 86% of women reported the highest rates of health improvement. These two populations also reported the highest improvement rates after using the app.
About 76% of Cylinder app users reported feeling happier, with 89% of African American users reporting the highest improvement.
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