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Subgroup analysis of treatment response stratified by baseline symptom severity, exploring whether patients with severe IBS-C derived greater benefit from supplementation.

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Comparative analysis of individual IBS symptom domains across treatment groups, evaluating the differential effects of the inulin-choline-silymarin supplement.

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Symptom severity distribution at the initial evaluation, revealing that approximately half of the IBS-C patients presented with moderate symptoms while over 40% had severe manifestations.

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Symptom severity distribution at the initial evaluation, revealing that approximately half of the IBS-C patients presented with moderate symptoms while over 40% had severe manifestations.

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Total IBS symptom scores measured at the 28-day assessment point, comparing outcomes between the supplemented and control diet groups in the crossover design.

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Total IBS symptom scores measured at the 28-day assessment point, comparing outcomes between the supplemented and control diet groups in the crossover design.

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Analysis of gastrointestinal symptom domains in the IBS-C study at an intermediate time point, tracking changes in bloating, pain, and bowel habit parameters.

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Analysis of gastrointestinal symptom domains in the IBS-C study at an intermediate time point, tracking changes in bloating, pain, and bowel habit parameters.

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Stool frequency and consistency measurements during the treatment phase, evaluating whether inulin-based supplementation improved bowel regularity in IBS-C patients.

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Stool frequency and consistency measurements during the treatment phase, evaluating whether inulin-based supplementation improved bowel regularity in IBS-C patients.

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Quality of life assessment data from IBS-C patients, comparing self-reported well-being between supplementation and control periods.

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Quality of life assessment data from IBS-C patients, comparing self-reported well-being between supplementation and control periods.

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Source Paper

Inulin, Choline and Silymarin in the Treatment of Irritable Bowel Syndrome with Constipation-Randomized Case-Control Study.

Journal of clinical medicine (2022)

PMID: 35456341

DOI: 10.3390/jcm11082248

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![Figure 13: Subgroup analysis of treatment response stratified by baseline symptom severity, exploring whether patients with severe IBS-C derived greater benefit from supplementation.](https://pdfs.citedhealth.com/figures/35456341/164.png)

> Source: Oana-Bogdana Bărboi et al. "Inulin, Choline and Silymarin in the Treatment of Irritable Bowel Syndrome with ." *Journal of clinical medicine*, 2022. PMID: [35456341](https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35456341/)
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Inulin لـ Chronic Constipation

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