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Table 1 Characteristics of RCTs included in the meta-analysis

From: Effects of resistant dextrin for weight loss in overweight adults: a systematic review with a meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials

Trial (Year)

Country

Design

Intervention (N)

Follow-up (weeks)

Co-intervention

Jadad score

Baseline BMI (kg/m2)

Baseline HbA1c (%)

Age (year)

Male (%)

Trial population

Adverse events (%)

Aliasgharzadeh (2015) [10]

Iran

D

RD 5 g with a cup of water during a meal twice daily (30), or maltodextrin with a cup of water (25)

8

OADs

5

RD: 31.8

Control: 30.8

RD: 7.8

Control: 8.2

RD: 49.2

Control: 49.6

0

T2DM

BMI > 25

None

Guerin (2013) [16, 17]

China

D

250 ml of orange juice containing RD 4 g (20), RD 7 g (20), RD 9 g (20), or RD 12 g twice daily (20), or 250 ml of orange juice only (20)

9

None

4

RD: 26.0

Control: 26.0

N. R.

RD: 44.7

Control: 45.0

50

BMI 24–28

None

Li (2010) [18, 19]

China

D

250 ml of fruit juice containing 17 g RD twice daily (57), or 250 ml of fruit juice containing maltodextrin (56)

12

None

5

RD: 24.5

Control: 24.5

RD: 5.8

Control: 5.8

RD: 30.4

Control: 31.6

100

BMI 24–28

None

  1. RCT randomized controlled trial, D double masked, RD resistant dextrin, N. R. not reported, OADs oral antidiabetic drugs, BMI body mass index, HbA1c Hemoglobin A1c, T2DM type 2 diabetes mellitus