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Table 1.

The PICO criteria used for the present systematic review.

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Fig 1.

Flow diagram of study screening and selection process.

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Table 2.

Characteristics of studies included in the systematic review owing to reporting the association between dietary acid load with general and central obesity indices and the prevalence of obesity.

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Table 3.

Characteristics of studies included in the systematic review owing to reporting the association between dietary acid load with serum lipids and risk of CVD, hyperlipidemia and metabolic syndrome.

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Fig 2.

Forest plot illustrating obesity proportions in highest versus lowest PRAL categories.

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Table 4.

Results of subgroup analyses of the association between mean difference in BMI and PRAL according to study and participants’ characteristics.

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Table 5.

Results of subgroup analyses of the association between mean difference in BMI and NEAP according to study and participants’ characteristics.

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Fig 3.

Forest plot illustrating obesity proportion in highest versus lowest NEAP categories.

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Fig 4.

Forest plot illustrating weighted mean difference in BMI in highest versus lowest PRAL and NEAP.

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Fig 5.

Forest plot illustrating weighted mean difference in WC in highest versus lowest PRAL.

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Table 6.

Results of subgroup analyses of the association between mean difference in WC and PRAL according to study and participants’ characteristics.

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Fig 6.

Forest plot illustrating weighted mean difference in TC in highest versus lowest PRAL and NEAP.

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Fig 7.

Forest plot illustrating weighted mean difference in TG in highest versus lowest PRAL and NEAP.

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Fig 8.

Forest plot illustrating weighted mean difference in HDL in highest versus lowest PRAL and NEAP.

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Fig 9.

Forest plot illustrating weighted mean difference in LDL in highest versus lowest PRAL and NEAP.

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Table 7.

Results of subgroup analyses of the association between mean difference in TC and PRAL according to study and participants’ characteristics.

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Table 8.

Results of subgroup analyses of the association between mean difference in TC and NEAP according to study and participants’ characteristics.

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Table 9.

Results of subgroup analyses of the association between mean difference in TG and PRAL according to study and participants’ characteristics.

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Table 10.

Results of subgroup analyses of the association between mean difference in TG and NEAP according to study and participants’ characteristics.

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Table 11.

Results of subgroup analyses of the association between mean difference in LDL and PRAL according to study and participants’ characteristics.

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Fig 10.

Begg's funnel plots (with pseudo 95% CIs) of the WMD versus the se (WMD) of the association between BMI, PRAL and NEAP.

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Fig 11.

Begg's funnel plots (with pseudo 95% CIs) of the WMD versus the se (WMD) of the association between WC, PRAL and NEAP.

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Fig 12.

Begg's funnel plots (with pseudo 95% CIs) of the WMD versus the se (WMD) of the the association between TC, PRAL and NEAP.

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Fig 13.

Begg's funnel plots (with pseudo 95% CIs) of the WMD versus the se (WMD) of the association between TG, PRAL and NEAP.

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Begg's funnel plots (with pseudo 95% CIs) of the WMD versus the se (WMD) of the association between HDL, PRAL and NEAP.

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Begg's funnel plots (with pseudo 95% CIs) of the WMD versus the se (WMD) of the association between LDL, PRAL and NEAP.

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