Seven Movements supports research projects in partnership with institutions like the University of British Columbia (UBC) and McMaster University
These collaborations focus on the significant impact of micro-dosing exercise on health, validating our approach and shaping a new era in exercise prescription
In fact we developed a research App to work with research teams.
If you are a researcher wanting to study the impacts of micro-dosing movement or "movement snacking" on your population please get in touch at:
team@sevenmovements.com
Our research partnerships allow us to clinically validate our micro-dosing movement protocols for special populations. We are enabling new opportunities to get non-movers moving through evidence based solutions that impact individuals overall well-being and health.
Some of our Current Research Projects
Our research-backed initiatives help mitigate risks associated with unproven products or services. As a strategic partner, you can be confident that our offerings have a solid foundation in research, reducing potential risks associated with untested solutions.
Cancer Prevention
UBC & Mcmaster University
These collaborations have focused on investigating the profound impact of micro-dosing exercise on cardiac health.
Early data suggests a significant increase in adherence to the exercise program and enjoyment of exercise.
COMPLETE!
Type II Diabetes
UBC & Mcmaster University
Beginning in January 2024, we began examining the impact of micro-dosing movement on blood sugar in Type 2 diabetics.
COMPLETE!
Parkinson's Disease
University of British Columbia
Beginning in January 2025, we will begin examining the impacts of micro-dosing movement on the Parkinson's population supporting Dr. Daryl Wile, a Neurologist with clinical and research activities focusing on Parkinson Disease.
Contact us if you would like to see our preliminary survey data collected from people with Parkinson's.
ONGOING!
Obesity
University of British Columbia
Ongoing beginning 2nd quarter 2025, we will begin examining the impacts of micro-dosing movement on people with Obesity.
ONGOING!
Cardiac Health Study
Washington State University Medical School
These collaborations have focused on investigating the impact of micro-dosing exercise on cardiac health.
The findings from these studies have not only validated the effectiveness of our approach but have also laid the foundation for a new era in cardiovascular wellness.
COMPLETE!
Want to partner with us?
We are always on the lookout for new research opportunities examining the impacts of micro-dosing movement on different populations. Let's talk
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