Supporting evidence

Calorie restriction × Waist circumference

Authoritative support
3
Available studies
3
Unavailable support
0

Available supporting studies

Study 1 · Included

Intermittent fasting improves weight loss and glycemic control in type 2 diabetes.

Rct

Comparison
Participants followed a 12 hour night intermittent fasting regimen combined with calorie restriction for 12 weeks. · Participants followed a calorie restricted diet only for 12 weeks.
Duration / follow-up
13 weeks

Relevant effects

Percent change

6.51 · 0.001

Percent change

4.64 · 0.05

Percent change

3.12 · 0.05

Percent change

9.39 · 0.001

Percent change

4.41

Percent change

2.7

Percent change

0.86

Percent change

5.32

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Study 2 · Included

Low Glycemic Load Diet Improves Metabolic Profiles in Type 2 Diabetes

Rct

Comparison
Participants received a dietary intervention focusing on low glycemic load foods. · Participants received a control diet consisting of typical Chinese diet options with medium to high GI foods.
Duration / follow-up
52 weeks

Relevant effects

Absolute change

0.87 · 0.002

Absolute change

3.5 · 0.003

Absolute change

0.87 · 0.002

Absolute change

3.5 · 0.003

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Study 3 · Included

MIND diet improves cardiometabolic health in women with diabetes

Rct

Comparison
Participants followed a mind low calorie diet for 12 weeks. · Participants followed a standard low calorie diet for 12 weeks.
Duration / follow-up
13 weeks

Relevant effect

Absolute change

1.64 · 0.001

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