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Tahini or not tahini: Do sesame products improve glycemic control?
In this meta-analysis of 12 randomized controlled trials and 1 open label study in 731 participants with type 2 diabetes, eating sesame products improved glycemic control and blood lipids without affecting body composition, compared to a placebo or control.
Can walnuts improve the metabolic health of adults at risk for metabolic syndrome?
Can magnesium help with glycemic control?
Associations between sedentary time and cardiometabolic health in older adults
Weight loss interventions improve cardiovascular outcomes
Do probiotics improve lipid profiles in people with coronary heart disease?
Coffee, but hold the cream and sugar? Additives reduce coffee’s positive associations with mortality risk
Taking a celery supplement might improve cardiometabolic health
Supplementing with vitamin D doesn’t improve cardiovascular disease risk
Supplementing with flaxseed can help with blood pressure
Supplemental phytosterols may improve blood lipids in adults with dyslipidemia
Nonnutritive sweeteners unlikely to affect blood lipids
Supplemental vitamin C may reduce LDL cholesterol in people undergoing hemodialysis
Can low-carbohydrate diets improve metabolic syndrome?
Spirulina might improve some cardiometabolic markers in people with overweight or obesity