Pre-Registered · GCP ICH E6(R3) · Declaration of Helsinki

MMSx Authority Study Registry

A comprehensive, publicly accessible registry of all MMSx Authority registered research studies — organised by stream, design type, and publication status. Every study carries a unique MMSx Study ID, design summary, participant information, and live status. All ClinicalTrials.gov records are publicly verifiable.

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17
Total Registered Studies
3
ClinicalTrials.gov (NCT)
28,955+
Total Participants (n)
8
Research Streams
4
Published / Peer-Reviewed

Prospectively Registered Clinical Studies

The three studies below are registered on ClinicalTrials.gov (U.S. National Library of Medicine, NIH) — the global gold standard for clinical trial pre-registration. All records are publicly verifiable.

NCT07220200 MMSx-STU-001 · MOVE-001/2025 RS-06 Rehab
MOVE Protocol — Prospective International Multi-Site Interventional Case-Series
Published · JMMBS 2025
Design
Interventional Case-Series · Multi-Site
Sample (n)
40 Participants · Ages 18–65
Sites
USA & India (4 sites)
Duration
8 Weeks · 4 Assessments
Ethics
IREB/2024/067 · Helsinki
IMSO ID
IMSO-REG-20251021-PM-6994-A
PI
Dr. Neeraj Mehta, PhD
Sponsor
MMSx Authority · BodyGNTX

Primary Outcome: NRS pain intensity Baseline → Week 8. Results: Δ −5.1 NRS (p<0.001), +27.4 LEFS/UEFI function, +13.4 sec SLS balance, +6.3 STS reps, 14-day median return to ADL, 82% adherence, 0 serious adverse events. All outcomes exceeded established MCIDs. Cross-site consistency confirmed across all four international sites.

Peer-Reviewed Published JMMBS 2025 Mechanotherapy MSK Rehabilitation 4 Sites · USA & India GCP ICH E6(R2)
NCT07296640 MMSx-STU-002 · BPIT-P01/2025 RS-01 Gait RS-02 Spine
BPIT 5-Line Principle — Prospective Pilot Validation Study
Active · Registered
Design
Prospective Pilot · Pre-Registered
Sample (n)
23 Participants
Primary Outcomes
Strength · HRV · Knee Valgus
Ethics
GCP ICH E6(R3) · Helsinki
PI
Dr. Neeraj Mehta, PhD

Framework: BPIT 5-Line Principle — a proprietary biomechanical training framework addressing tensional line integration across five body planes. Key outcomes: 15–25% strength gains, statistically significant HRV improvement, and clinically meaningful reduction in knee valgus angle. Pilot methodology with pre-registered outcomes informs the powered multi-cohort study (NCT07256717).

BPIT 5-Line Strength Outcomes HRV Monitoring Knee Valgus Pilot Study
NCT07256717 MMSx-STU-003 · BPIT-MC01/2025 RS-01 Gait RS-04 Clinical
BPIT Multi-Cohort International Validation — Cross-Site Reproducibility Study
Active · Registered
Design
Multi-Cohort · International
Sample (n)
369 Primary (Aggregated 392)
Scope
Cross-Site Reproducibility
Sites
Multi-International
Ethics
GCP ICH E6(R3) · Helsinki
PI
Dr. Neeraj Mehta, PhD

The largest validation study in the MMSx clinical program. Key outcomes: Reproducible strength, HRV, and injury-mitigation outcomes across international cohorts — establishing cross-site reproducibility of the BPIT framework as a scalable biomechanical intervention. This multi-cohort design provides the statistical power necessary to confirm generalizability of the pilot (NCT07296640) findings across diverse international clinical and training environments.

Largest MMSx Study International Cohorts Cross-Site Reproducibility BPIT Framework n=392

Applied Research Register — Studies 004–017

The following studies represent the broader MMSx applied research portfolio — framework development, methodological investigations, systematic reviews, and domain-specific biomechanics studies. All carry unique MMSx Study IDs and are indexed in the Open Abstract Library.

Registry Note: Studies MMSx-STU-004 through MMSx-STU-017 are institutional applied research registrations within the MMSx governance framework. Framework development studies do not require prospective clinical trial registration unless they include a controlled human subjects intervention. All ethics pathways are detailed on the Governance & Ethics page.

Study IDTitle / FocusStreamDesignStatusn
MMSx-STU-004 Bench Press Force-Vector Optimisation — Grip Width & Moment Arm Analysis RS-03 Strength Biomechanical Modelling Published
MMSx-STU-005 Knee Valgus Biomechanics — XAI Injury Prediction Framework (FIKCC) RS-04 Clinical Systematic Review + ML Published Review
MMSx-STU-006 Sciatic Nerve Biomechanics — Load Distribution & Nerve Tension Study RS-02 Spine Systematic Review Published Review
MMSx-STU-007 Creatine & Rapid Force Development (RFD) — Meta-Analysis RS-08 Nutrition Meta-Analysis Published Meta
MMSx-STU-008 Fascial Biomechanics Monograph — 24-Chapter Series (BPIT Anatomical Foundation) RS-05 Neuro Theoretical + Literature Synthesis In Preparation
MMSx-STU-009 Core Biomechanics & Intra-Abdominal Pressure — A Mechanical Framework RS-02 Spine Framework Development In Preparation
MMSx-STU-010 BOST Systematic Review Methodology — Biomechanical Outcomes Standards Tool RS-06 Rehab Methodological Framework Development
MMSx-STU-011 Locomotion Biomechanics — GRF Asymmetry & Fatigue-Induced Load Shift RS-01 Gait Observational · Cross-Sectional Active TBC
MMSx-STU-012 Cardiovascular-Biomechanics Integration — Zone 2 Training & Tissue Perfusion RS-06 Rehab Literature Review + Framework In Preparation
MMSx-STU-013 XAI for Biomechanics Injury Prediction — Machine Learning Framework (RS-007) RS-07 AI ML Framework + Review Development
MMSx-STU-014 FIKCC Framework Validation — Force-Informed Kinematic Chain Classification RS-04 Clinical Framework Validation Active TBC
MMSx-STU-015 NEEBAL™ Principle — Neural-Energetic-Biomechanical Alignment Load Model RS-05 Neuro Theoretical Framework Development
MMSx-STU-016 Nutrition–Biomechanics Interface — Connective Tissue Integrity Under Load RS-08 Nutrition Review + Framework Development
MMSx-STU-017 MMSx-BLMAL™ AI Platform — Adaptive Movement Prescription Validation RS-07 AI Platform Validation Study Development TBC

Open Abstract Library: Detailed abstracts, methods summaries, and preliminary results for each registered study are available in the MMSx Open Abstract Library. Preprints and full-text manuscripts are available on the Preprints & White Papers page.