Antiretroviral-induced Insulin Resistance
Supplements studied for antiretroviral-induced insulin resistance.
Overview
Only American Ginseng is indexed for antiretroviral-induced insulin resistance, with one low-rated study (DEX Score 28) for effect size, evidence, and trust.
It is uncertain whether American ginseng helps insulin resistance caused by HIV antiretroviral medications. The indexed research consists of a single trial, which is insufficient to determine whether ginseng improves glucose control, insulin sensitivity, or related metabolic outcomes in this population.
More studies in people on antiretroviral therapy are needed before any recommendation can be made. See the evidence review below for available details.
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