Minimally processed diet
1 paper4 findings
- 1 lab in 1 country
- Funders: National Institute of Food and Agriculture and 2 more
- Human trial1
Outcomes
4FGF21
upin humans1
1 study
FGF21
upin humans1
Minimally processed diet increases FGF21 in humans (Δ+65 vs Δ+88 pg/mL, p < 0.026).
“FGF21 increased (Δ+65 vs Δ+88 pg/mL MPP vs MPL) in both diet phases (all, p < 0.026 BSL vs post-diet”
Human trial8 weeksn = 36
Clinical nutrition (Edinburgh, Scotland)29 Oct 2025
Fat mass
downin humans1
1 study
Fat mass
downin humans1
Minimally processed diet decreases fat mass in humans (Δ-2.6 vs Δ-2.9 kg).
“and fat mass (Δ-2.6 vs Δ-2.9 kg).”
Human trial8 weeksn = 36
Clinical nutrition (Edinburgh, Scotland)29 Oct 2025
Body weight
downin humans1
1 study
Body weight
downin humans1
Minimally processed diet decreases body weight in humans (Δ-3.8 vs Δ-4.4 kg).
“resulting in reductions in body weight (Δ-3.8 vs Δ-4.4 kg), and fat mass (Δ-2.6 vs Δ-2.9 kg).”
Human trial8 weeksn = 36
Clinical nutrition (Edinburgh, Scotland)29 Oct 2025
HOMA-IR
downin humans1
1 study
HOMA-IR
downin humans1
Minimally processed diet decreases HOMA-IR in humans (p < 0.038).
“Both diets improved HOMA-IR, insulin, C-peptide, total cholesterol, LDL, apolipoprotein B, non-HDL, and CRP relative to BSL (all, p < 0.038 BSL vs post-diet”
Human trial8 weeksn = 36
Clinical nutrition (Edinburgh, Scotland)29 Oct 2025