Arazi Clinic and Modus Clinic
Tel-Aviv and Rehovot, Israel
NCT Number: NCT00317213
It has been shown in rodent models that chronic substance abuse is associated with a rigidification of cell membrane fluidity due to a change in the membrane cholesterol/phospholipids ratio. Upon substance withdrawal the membrane undergoes reequilibration of this ratio, a process resulting both in an acute and a prolonged severe withdrawal syndrome. MBM has developed a patented,phosphatidic acid-enriched phospholipid platform ("LIBERTAL"), which is supposed to facilitate the membrane fluidity recovery. The company has focused on nicotine withdrawal in smoking cessation,as primary target.
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All sexes
Interventional
Phase 2
Tel-Aviv and Rehovot, Israel
A randomized,double-blind, dose-finding,phase IIB study with Libertal has been performed in 493 volunteer smokers, wishing to quit. They were divided into 5 arms: 4 treatment groups of 0.5, 1.0, 2.0 and 4.0g/day respectively, and one placebo, divided BID. Treatment was administered during one week prior to smoking cessation, then continued during 8 weeks (56 days), followed by another 4 weeks without treatment (up to day 84). The primary endpoint was complete smoking cessation during at least 28 consecutive days. There were 6 on-site visits and 4 telephone interviews.
Healthy volunteers accepted: No
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Kaplan Medical Center
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Phase IIB Study of the Efficacy and Safety of LIBERTAL, A Phosphatidic-Acid-Enriched Phospholipid, on Smoking Cessation
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