Blood sugar and insulin
Quercetinand Fasting plasma glucose
Both sources here found no clear difference in fasting plasma glucose.
How sure anyone can be
Low certainty, level 2 of 4Further research is likely to change this.
The most certain of the two findings here; each record carries its own.
The numbers reported
No number has been put on this yet. Two sources recorded only which way the numbers went — for now, that is all we have here.
Two sources, newest first
What we read is the published abstract, not the full paper, so a blank below may still be printed in the paper itself. A fixed rule worked this out from the source’s own fields. Nobody checked this rating by hand.
Systematic review, 2023
Low certainty, level 2 of 4The effects of Quercetin supplementation on cardiometabolic outcomes: An umbrella review of meta-analyses of randomized controlled trials.
Phytother Res. 2023;37(11):5080-5091. doi:10.1002/ptr.7971. PMID:37654199.
- Number reported
- Not in the abstract
- Which way it went
- No clear difference
- Likely range
- Not in the abstract
- Source’s own words
- weighted mean difference in fasting plasma glucose vs comparison (no pooled estimate reported for the null result)
- Who was studied
- Not stated in the abstract
- Compared with
- not stated in the abstract
- Amount taken
- Not in the abstract
- For how long
- Not in the abstract
- Disagreement between studies
- Not in the abstract
- Kind of record
- Journal article
How this rating was reachedstarts at High, 2 steps down: imprecision and inconsistency
- Starts at High
- Imprecision brought it down to Moderatethe abstract reports no confidence interval for the estimateNot in the abstract
- Inconsistency brought it down to Lowheterogeneity across pooled studies is high (I² = 88.3%)Reported in the abstract
- Ends at Low2 steps down.
- Checked, nothing to step it down for
- risk of bias and indirectness
Imprecision stops at the first check that applies; others may apply too.
Source saved; quote checked byte-for-byte against it by software; no signature.
Systematic review, 2019
Low certainty, level 2 of 4Effects of quercetin supplementation on glycemic control among patients with metabolic syndrome and related disorders: A systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials.
Phytother Res. 2019;33(5):1330-1340. doi:10.1002/ptr.6334. PMID:30848564.
- Number reported
- Not in the abstract
- Which way it went
- No clear difference
- Likely range
- Not in the abstract
- Source’s own words
- weighted mean difference in fasting plasma glucose vs comparison (no pooled estimate reported for the null result)
- Who was studied
- Patients with metabolic syndrome and related disorders
- Compared with
- not stated in the abstract
- Amount taken
- Not in the abstract
- For how long
- Not in the abstract
- Disagreement between studies
- Not in the abstract
- Kind of record
- Journal article
How this rating was reachedstarts at High, 2 steps down: risk of bias and imprecision
- Starts at High
- Risk of bias brought it down to Moderatethe abstract reports no risk-of-bias or quality appraisal, so study limitations cannot be ruled outNot in the abstract
- Imprecision brought it down to Lowthe abstract reports no confidence interval for the estimateNot in the abstract
- Ends at Low2 steps down.
- Checked, nothing to step it down for
- indirectness
- Inconsistency
- No disagreement reported, and no count of studies behind it
Imprecision stops at the first check that applies; others may apply too.
Source saved; quote checked byte-for-byte against it by software; no signature.
What is still missing from these readings
- None gives a number at all, only which way it went.
- Two give no likely range, so how precise those numbers are is unknown.
- Two do not say how many people took part.
- Amount taken — Not in the abstract.
- For how long — Not in the abstract.
Something nobody wrote down is never a zero and never a guess.
Still to read for Quercetin
Seven of the 19 things on our list for Quercetin have no reading here yet:
- Common cold incidence
- Endurance Performance (Time to Exhaustion)
- Fasting insulin
- HDL cholesterol
- Interleukin-6
- Oxidative stress (F2-isoprostanes)
- Uric acid
Still to read means nobody here has got to it, not that it was tried and did nothing or that no research exists. A pairing on no list is not a gap: we never set out to read it.
Read next
Quercetin
11 other questions read for it
Blood sugar and insulin
52 questions read under it
Fasting plasma glucose
17 other ingredients read against it
First six, alphabetical, and by nothing else. The rest are on Blood sugar and insulin.
This is a library, not advice. No recommendation, no dose, no diagnosis, no ranking. We never ask about your symptoms, and nothing here is tailored to you.