作者: Raheleh Khorsan , Cindy Crawford , John A. Ives , Avi R. Walter , Wayne B. Jonas
DOI: 10.7205/MILMED-D-14-00339
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摘要: ABSTRACT Introduction: Previous studies of omega-3 fatty acids report improved outcomes where inflammation is a key factor. The objective this systematic review to evaluate effects omega-3s on inflammatory biomarkers. Methods: Randomized clinical that measured the influence biomarkers were identified using comprehensive search. Eligible rated with American Dietetic Association Evidence Analysis Manual and Grading Recommendations, Assessment, Development Evaluation (GRADE) process examine study quality risk/benefit. Results: 112 included. Over 65% reported statistically significant effects. majority scored as low risk bias (high quality) strong (cardiac populations critically ill) weak (Alzheimer's Disease, hypertriglyceridemia/diabetes, obesity) risk/benefit ratio evidence for modulation There was inadequate data determine GRADE for...