Randomized controlled trials investigating the relationship between dietary pattern and high-sensitivity C-reactive protein: a systematic review

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RT @TomGreenfield: Several specific dietary patterns may reduce hsCRP, including low-fat, low-carbohydrate, Mediterranean, Portfolio, Paleo…

Several specific dietary patterns may reduce hsCRP, including low-fat, low-carbohydrate, Mediterranean, Portfolio, Paleolithic, and the DASH diets. However, results were mixed for the majority of dietary patterns (eg, low-glycemic load diets). https://…

RT @Karageorgos15: "This systematic review was performed to assess the relationship between dietary patterns and hsCRP among individuals en…

"This systematic review was performed to assess the relationship between dietary patterns and hsCRP among individuals enrolled in randomized controlled trials." https://t.co/gVFV5frnLS Full: https://t.co/gkiOptjZ1l

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