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Supplements for Lipid Lowering: What Does the Evidence Show?

Saeid Mirzai, Luke J Laffin
Review Current cardiology reports 2023 7 件の引用
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研究タイプ
Review
対象集団
None
介入
Supplements for Lipid Lowering: What Does the Evidence Show? None
比較対照
None
主要アウトカム
lipid levels
効果の方向
Mixed
バイアスリスク
Unclear

Abstract

PURPOSE: In this review, the regulation, proposed hypolipidemic mechanism, and efficacy of common dietary supplements (DSs) marketed for cardiovascular health are discussed. RECENT FINDINGS: Data demonstrate modest but inconsistent lipid-lowering effects with common DSs such as probiotics, soluble fibers, plant sterols, green tea, berberine, guggul, niacin, and garlic. Furthermore, data is limited regarding turmeric, hawthorn, and cinnamon. Red yeast rice has shown to be a beneficial DS, but its safety and efficacy are dependent upon its production quality and monacolin K content, respectively. Finally, soy proteins and omega-3 fatty acid-rich foods can have significant health benefits if used to displace other animal products as part of a healthier diet. Despite the rising use of DSs, data demonstrate unpredictable results. Patients should be educated on the difference between these DSs and evidence-based lipid-lowering medications proven to improve cardiovascular outcomes.

要約

Data demonstrate modest but inconsistent lipid-lowering effects with common DSs such as probiotics, soluble fibers, plant sterols, green tea, berberine, guggul, niacin, and garlic.

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