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All of the above interventions were considered the 'decision set', that is, all of the above interventions were of direct interest. It is recommended that the entire contents of the can be fed or administered as recommended by the veterinarian. The weighted median control group proportion shown in this table was from the only study in which a formal analysis was performed. A total of 44 trials reported the proportion of participants who had NASH: in 1 trial, no participants had NASH ( Tobin 2018); in 39 trials, all participants had NASH ( Uygun 2000; Harrison 2003; Kugelmas 2003; Chande 2006; Dufour 2006; Wang 2008; Abdelmalek 2009; Hashemi 2009; Malaguarnera 2010; Sanyal 2010; Tan 2011; Basu 2012; Malaguarnera 2012; Shavakhi 2013; Wong 2013a; Wong 2013b; Alisi 2014; Sanyal 2014; Solhi 2014; Amiri‐Moghadam 2015; Argo 2015; Dasarathy 2015; Eghtesadi 2016; Ferolla 2016; Li 2016; Nogueira 2016; Ashraf 2017; Chan 2017; Manzhalii 2017; Schattenberg 2017; Wang 2017; Zohrer 2017; Bomhof 2018; Geier 2018; Bril 2019; Barbakadze 2020; Chiou 2021; {"type":"clinical-trial","attrs":{"text":"NCT00845845","term_id":"NCT00845845"}}NCT00845845; {"type":"clinical-trial","attrs":{"text":"NCT01623024","term_id":"NCT01623024"}}NCT01623024); in the remaining 4 trials, the proportion of participants who had NASH ranged from 24. The evidence indicates considerable uncertainty about effects of interventions on all clinical outcomes.

Because of the inclusion criteria and the nature of interventions considered in this review, we had no obvious concerns about the transitivity assumption with relation to these effect modifiers, although we cannot rule this out completely. Definition used by study authors for serious adverse events and any adverse events ( ICH‐GCP 1997 versus other definitions). We reported both models for comparison with the reference group in a forest plot when the results were different between models. We considered a trial to be at low risk of bias if we assessed the trial to be at low risk of bias across all listed bias risk domains.An efficient metabolism and functioning excretory organs can not only benefit the horse in detoxifying the organism, but can also be vital. The 95% credible intervals (Crls) of probability ranks were wide and included 0 and 1 in most comparisons for all outcomes.

If the data were likely to be normally distributed, we used the median for meta‐analysis when the mean was not available; otherwise, we planned to simply provide a median and an interquartile range of the difference in medians. Reasons related to interventions or co‐interventions: Ersoz 2005; Zhang 2008; Khoshbaten 2010a; Akcam 2011; Dela Cruz 2012; Hajiaghamohammadi 2012; Basu 2014; Han 2014; Chambers 2018; Petyaev 2018; Mahmoudi 2020; Podszun 2020; {"type":"clinical-trial","attrs":{"text":"NCT00820651","term_id":"NCT00820651"}}NCT00820651. Reasons related to study design: Chang 2014; Singhal 2015; Semiserin 2016; Abenavoli 2017; Famouri 2017b; {"type":"clinical-trial","attrs":{"text":"NCT04281121","term_id":"NCT04281121"}}NCT04281121.

Provides antioxidant properties by inhibiting lipid peroxidation and helping the liver maintain cell membrane integrity. The method of diagnosis of NAFLD included biopsy, transaminases, and imaging methods including ultrasound, elastography, CT examination, or a combination of these methods. We are very uncertain about effects on adverse events of most of the supplements that we investigated, as the evidence is of very low certainty.

Green colour indicates that intervention A is better than B, and red colour indicates that intervention A is worse than B. Data were sparse (zero events in all groups in the trial) for liver transplantation, liver decompensation, and hepatocellular carcinoma. In the remaining 154 trials that reported information on gender of participants, the proportion of females ranged from 6. Many are the therapeutic activities carried out on the liver: cholagogue effect, choleretic effect, analgesic and antispasmodic effects on the bile ducts. We included trials in which the above interventions were combined with other interventions aimed at decreasing NAFLD (but were considered these as potential effect modifiers), provided these co‐interventions were administered equally in both arms.

First, we calculated direct and indirect effect estimates (when possible) and 95% Crls using the node‐splitting approach ( Dias 2010), that is, by calculating the direct estimate for each comparison by including only trials in which there was direct comparison of interventions and by calculating the indirect estimate for each comparison by excluding trials in which there was direct comparison of interventions (and ensuring a connected network). We then presented relative and absolute estimates of the meta‐analysis with the best certainty of evidence ( Yepes‐Nunez 2019). In all, 90 trials reported the proportion of participants who had diabetes mellitus: in 53 trials, no participants had diabetes mellitus ( Deng 2005; Gomez 2009; Fabbrini 2010; Sanyal 2010; Aller 2011; Lavine 2011; Vajro 2011; Basu 2012; Gianturco 2013; Askari 2014; Eslamparast 2014; Farhangi 2014; Martinez‐Rodriguez 2014; Solhi 2014; Somi 2014; Aller 2015; Chen 2015a; Chen 2015b; Faghihzadeh 2015; Janczyk 2015; Pacifico 2015; Ekhlasi 2016; Farsi 2016; Heeboll 2016; Rahimlou 2016; Yari 2016; Ashraf 2017; Behrouz 2017; Hussain 2017; Manzhalii 2017; Navekar 2017; Shahmohammadi 2017; Wang 2017; Amanat 2018; Amirkhizi 2018; Asghari 2018; Bakhshimoghaddam 2018; Dabbaghmanesh 2018; Hosseini 2018; Oscarsson 2018; Taghvaei 2018; Zamani 2018; Cheraghpour 2019; Duseja 2019; Abhari 2020; Afsharinasab 2020; Babaei 2020; Fathi 2020; Ferro 2020; Hormoznejad 2020; Hosseinabadi 2020; Kazemi 2020; Kooshki 2020); in 9 trials, all participants had diabetes mellitus ( Bae 2015; Dasarathy 2015; Barchetta 2016; Kobyliak 2017; Eriksson 2018; Kobyliak 2018; Bril 2019; Mansour 2020; Orang 2020); in the remaining 28 trials, the proportion of participants who had diabetes mellitus ranged from 5. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. With this systematic review and network meta‐analysis, we aim to provide the best level of evidence for benefits and harms of nutritional supplementation for people with NAFLD.

L), Turmeric Powder (Curcuma longa Root), Broccoli Extract Powder (Brassica oleracea sprouts), Milk Thistle (Silybum marianum Seed), Rice Extract Blend, N-Acetyl L-Cysteine, Alpha Lipoic Acid, Sodium Molybdate. The evidence is very uncertain about effects of interventions on serious adverse events (number of people or number of events). However, to interpret a comparison‐adjusted funnel plot, it is necessary to rank the studies in a meaningful way, as asymmetry may be due to small sample sizes in newer studies (comparing newer treatments with older treatments) or higher risk of bias in older studies ( Chaimani 2012). Phosphatidylcholine improves the absorption of silybine and thus promotes the natural regeneration of the liver. No information is intended or implied to be a substitute for professional medical diagnosis or advice and should not be regarded as such.We included only randomised clinical trials (irrespective of language, blinding, or status) for people with NAFLD, irrespective of method of diagnosis, age and diabetic status of participants, or presence of non‐alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH). Phosphatidylcholine is a precursor of choline and one of the main components of lipoproteins in blood circulation and cell membranes. In people with NAFLD, liver fibrosis was the only histological feature associated with increased mortality and requirement for liver transplantation ( Angulo 2015; Ekstedt 2015). Ultrasound is widely used for screening the general population for NAFLD; however it is operator‐dependent, and 15 people with fatty liver disease out of every 100 people screened may be missed ( Hernaez 2011).