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On the other hand, a comparative study revealed more promising results: propolis tablets showed a trend toward superiority over conventional triple therapy (colloidal bismuth subsalicylate combined with amoxicillin and famotidine) in terms of H. pylori eradication, suggesting that optimizing propolis formulations or combining it with other medications may be effective strategies to enhance its clinical efficacy [ 119 , 120 , 121 ]. 4.5.
While d18:0-DHHexCer exhibited significant downregulation of C16:0 and C20:0 side chains ( Figure 3 C), d18:1-HexCer showed a marked increase in the N -acyl C14:0 content accompanied by a clear trend toward elevated levels of C16:0, C18:0, C20:0, and C22:0 ( Figure 3 D), alongside decreases in C24:0 and C24:1.
Among the remaining sensitivity analyses, the reduction in LDL-C:HDL-C was significant or nearly significant, except for when strata in which the baseline LDL-C level was optimal were pooled; when strata in which some or all subjects were taking lipid-lowering medications were pooled; and when strata from lower quality studies were pooled.
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Saturated fat intake demonstrated a significant intervention effect, with a highly significant time × group interaction (<0 0.001) due to a significant increase in saturated fat intake in the control group and a significant decrease in the intervention group (−9.24, p ≤0.001). 3.4.
After adjusting for confounding factors such as age, income, years of education, self-reported exercise habits, smoking status, alcohol consumption, and total dietary energy intake (Model 2), a significant trend remained between dietary iron and the risk of MetS in individuals lacking the C allele ( p for trend = 0.048).
follow-up were observed, but not in control group, indicating a clear trend of change over time in intervention group The caffeine intake in the study group three years after the intervention (227.94 ± 146.32 mg/day) was significantly lower than at baseline (381.63 ± 237.55 mg/day; p < 0.01).
Although between-group comparisons did not show statistical significance, baseline-adjusted ANCOVA revealed a borderline significance for TNF-α, suggesting a potential anti-inflammatory effect of LL supplementation.
Although the taxonomic shifts in butyrate-producing genera did not reach statistical significance, the relative abundance of genera such as Faecalibacterium , Eubacterium hallii , Roseburia , and Butyrivibrio showed an increasing trend in the LL group.
In our study, a significant reduction in reaction time on TMT Part A was observed in the LL group compared to the placebo group, whereas error counts showed a trend toward improvement without reaching statistical significance.
In this study, butyric acid levels significantly increased in the LL group following LL supplementation ( p = 0.0449), whereas a decreasing trend was observed in the placebo group, suggesting that LL may promote the production of beneficial gut-derived metabolites.