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. 2020 May 27;12(6):1561. doi: 10.3390/nu12061561

Table 2.

Studies included in the review.

No. Citation Length
of Study
Sample
Size
Age
(Years)
Treatment/Medication
Type
Study
Type
Intervention
1. Wolever et al. [21] 12 months 162 35–75 Diet (n = 162) Parallel design Low-GI diet vs. higher GI
2. Stenvers et al. [26] 22 months 20 30–75 N/A Crossover Low glucose response liquid formula vs. free choice control diet
3. Goncalves Reis et al. [23] 2 weeks 12 40–75 Oral hyperglycemic agents (n = 8)
Insulin (n = 2)
Oral hyperglycemic agents with insulin (n = 2)
Crossover Low-GI diet vs. higher GI
4. Lobos et al. [29] 2 weeks 10 55 ± 6 Intensive insulin therapy (n = 10)
Oral hyperglycemic agents (n = 7)
Crossover Low-GI diet vs. higher GI
5. Chang et al. [25] 3–4 days (wash-out ranged from 24 to 48h) 23 59 ± 11 Oral hyperglycemic agents (n = 15)
Diet (n = 8)
Crossover Reduced CHO content meal vs. higher CHO content meal
6. Silva et al. [28] 32 days,4 intervention days separated by 7-day wash out) 14 65.8 ± 5.2 Oral hyperglycemic agents (n = 12)
Diet (n = 2)
Antihypertensive medication (n = 11)
Lipid-lowering medication (n = 10)
Crossover Combination of high-GI/high- or low- fiber vs. low-GI/high- or low-fiber meal
7. Kamalpour et al. [27] 2 weeks 37 55 ± 1.2 Insulin release stimulators (n = 20)
Metformin (n = 35)
Acarbose (n = 3)
Statins (n = 18)
Aspirin (n = 11)
Angiotensin converting enzyme (ACE-I) inhibitors/Angiotensin receptor blockers (ARB) (n = 14)
Parallel design Moderate CHO meal + 7 g. Psyllium vs. lower CHO meal
8. de Carvalho et al. [30] 24 days,3 intervention days separated by 7-day wash-out) 19 65.8 ± 7.3 Oral hyperglycemic agents (n = 18)
Diet (n = 1)
Antihypertensive (n = 16)
Lipid-lowering (n = 16)
Crossover Higher fiber diet (low-GI) meal vs. higher fiber supplement (low-GI meal) vs. usual fiber (higher GI meal)
9. Nisak et al. [22] 12 weeks 41 55 ± 10 Oral hyperglycemic agents (n = N/A)
Diet (n = N/A)
Crossover Low-GI meal vs. higher GI meal
10. Imai et al. [24] 5 days 16 N/A Diet (n = 6)
Oral hyperglycemic agents (n = 10)
Crossover Higher CHO content meal vs. divided meal (resulting in lower CHO content meal)

GL-glycemic load; GI-glycemic index; CHO- carbohydrates.