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. 2021 Apr 11;13(4):1258. doi: 10.3390/nu13041258

Table 2.

Assessment of the effect of red clover isoflavones on the frequency of hot flushes in subgroup analysis.

Variables n Simple Size WMD (95% CI) p I2 (%)
Overall effects 10 751 −1.73 (−3.28, −0.18) 0.0292 87.34
Menopausal status
Postmenopausal 7 315 −2.68 (−4.72, −0.63) 0.0105 71.44
Peri- and post-menopausal 3 436 0.01 (−0.55, 0.58) 0.9594 0.00
Follow-up period
12 weeks 9 652 −1.95 (−3.61, −0.30) 0.0206 81.33
12 months 1 99 0.20 (−0.58, 0.98) 0.6149 (-)
Frequency of hot flushes
≥5/day 6 552 −2.56 (−4.49, −0.62) 0.0096 87.67
≥3/day 4 199 0.21 (−0.53, 0.96) 0.5761 0.00
Isoflavones dose
<80 mg/day 6 431 −0.88 (−2.34, 0.58) 0.2370 76.83
≥80 mg/day 4 320 −2.80 (−6.35, 0.74) 0.1210 86.61
Dominant of isoflavones
Biochanin A 8 524 −1.79 (−3.60, 0.02) 0.0520 85.78
Formononetin 2 227 −1.14 (−4.13, 1.84) 0.4519 73.64

n, number of comparisons; -, not calculated.