Special order items are charged immediately upon checkout and cannot be canceled.This product cannot be shipped to the following countries due to copyright and other region restrictions: for this special order product to become available for shipment. Add this inspiring leader to your collection! Measures 3.9”. His military-esque black leather outfit has also been carefully sculpted and painted from his cravat to the multiple belts on his torso and legs. Take note of the perfectly matched color of his hair and eyes which look adorable in Nendoroid form. An additional face plate, Burnish Flare effect part, and bare torso are also included to recreate the end scene!
#Promare lio movie#
This Complete Combustion version also includes a flaming throne seat part and interchangeable lower-half parts to display him sitting down like the 4D movie poster. The figure includes a standard expression face plate, composed smile face plate, Burnish Flare effect part, his Burnish Sword, and instant-extinguishing ice bullet handcuffs.
Asking ethnically diverse adults with obesity about their pain and their experiences of RD and WD could help clinicians make culturally informed assessment and intervention decisions that address barriers to pain relief and weight loss.From Good Smile Company with sculpting by Masaaki Oka and complete supervision by character designer Shigeto Koyama and STUDIO TRIGGER comes this Nendoroid of Mad Burnish’s leader Lio Fotia from the original anime movie Promare. Further, discrimination against adults with obesity and chronic pain could exacerbate existing racial disparities in pain and weight management. Also, there were no significant interaction effects between RD and gender on pain intensity, or between WD and gender on pain interference or pain intensity.ĬONCLUSIONS: Pain is highly prevalent in adults with obesity, and is impacted by the frequencies of experiences with RD and WD. RD was more strongly associated with pain interference in women (b =. RESULTS: Participants (n = 483) reported mild pain interference (T-score: 52.65 ± 10.29) and moderate pain intensity (4.23 ± 3.15). Linear regression models were performed to determine the associations between WD, RD, gender, and pain outcomes. Pain interference and intensity were measured using the PROMIS 29 adult profile V2.1. RD and WD were measured using questions derived from the Experiences of Discrimination questionnaire (EOD). Eligible participants were English or Spanish-speaking (ages 18-69 years) and had either a body mass index of ≥30 kg/m 2 or ≥ 25 kg/m 2 with weight-related comorbidity.
#Promare lio trial#
METHODS: This is a baseline data analysis from a randomized, controlled clinical trial of a lifestyle weight-management intervention. Thus, the purposes of this study were to: 1) examine whether RD and WD are associated with pain intensity and interference, and 2) explore gender as a moderator of the associations between RD, WD, and pain. There are gender differences and sexual dimorphisms in nociception and pain, but the effect of gender on relationships between RD, WD, and pain outcomes in ethnically diverse adults with obesity is unclear. However, the individual or combined effects of RD and WD on pain in adults with obesity is not well understood. doi: 10.1186/s12889-1.īACKGROUND: Everyday experiences with racial (RD) and weight discrimination (WD) are risk factors for chronic pain in ethnically diverse adults with obesity.
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