Summary of subgroup analysis results.

<div><p>Objective</p><p>This meta-analysis aims to systematically investigate whether dietary anthocyanin supplementation can reduce metabolic syndrome (MetS)-related risk factors: abdominal obesity, dyslipidemia (low high-density lipoprotein cholesterol (HDL-C) and hypertrig...

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Main Author:	Junyin Pan (20700411) (author)
Other Authors:	Jingwen Liang (11355657) (author), Zhantu Xue (20700414) (author), Xin Meng (140656) (author), Liwei Jia (13791004) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Cell Biology Biotechnology Marine Biology Science Policy ≥ 50 %). weighted mean difference subgroup analyses based scale clinical trials randomized controlled trials diastolic blood pressure density lipoprotein cholesterol 932 ), homa 50 %), whereas 5 electronic databases 026 ), ldl 000 ), triglycerides metabolic markers relevant tgs ): reduced tc ): lowered recommending anthocyanin supplementation physical activity levels fbg ): reduced anthocyanins significantly reduced reduce metabolic syndrome risk factors related participant health status hypertriglyceridemia ), hypertension 2 </ sup hba1c ): decreased analysis </ p metabolic syndrome related factors health status wc ): dietary anthocyanins bmi ): baseline levels anthocyanin dosage xlink "> waist circumference systematic search systematic review sbp ): results showed reporting results promising adjunct low high intervention dose included studies fully consider dosage frequency dbp ): day dosage confidence intervals cochrane library analysis aims abdominal obesity 61 mmhg 573 ). 55 cm 34 mmol 29 mmol 2006 participants 1213 studies 100 mg 05 mmol 047 ). 005 ).
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Summary of subgroup analysis results.

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