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Table 2 Anthropometric data, food consumption and lifestyle characteristics of the participants

From: Lack of association between dietary inflammatory index and low impact fractures in the Brazilian population: the Brazilian Osteoporosis Study (BRAZOS)

Characteristic

Total (n = 2269)

Males (n = 684)

Females (n = 1585)

P value

Mean or n

SD

%

Mean or n

SD

%

Mean or n

SD

%

Weight (kg)

67.30

14.50

73.40

14.69

64.64

13.67

< 0.001

Height (m)

1.59

0.10

1.66

0.07

1.56

0.09

< 0.001

BMI (kg/m2)

         

0.01

 Underweight (< 18.5)

69

3.0

18

2.7

51

3.3

 

 Normal weight (18.5–25)

889

39.2

251

37.4

638

41.1

 

 Overweight (25–30)

821

36.2

282

42.0

539

34.7

 

 Obesity (≥30)

444

19.5

120

17.9

324

20.9

 

Energy intake (kcal/d)

1335

578

1590

698

1225

484

< 0.001

Carbohydrates (g)

167.9

39.3

165.1

47.6

169.2

35.0

0.02

Proteins (g)

39.3

22.5

40.0

26.4

39.1

20.7

0.9

Lipids (g)

44.2

13.6

43.8

15.7

44.5

12.6

0.28

Trans fat (g)

2.4

2.1

2.1

2.1

2.6

2.1

< 0.001

Saturated fat (g)

13.7

5.9

13.5

6.8

13.9

5.5

0.06

Calcium

         

< 0.001

 Yes

246

10.8

47

6.9

199

12.6

 

 No

2006

88.4

632

92.4

1374

86.7

 

 Calcium + Vitamin D

21

0.9

3

0.4

18

1.1

0.11

 Vitamins

12

0.5

4

0.6

8

0.5

0.81

Physical activity*

 PEL

1.58

0.76

1.68

0.80

1.54

0.74

< 0.001

 AFO

2.38

0.62

2.52

0.64

2.32

0.61

< 0.001

 LLA

1.87

0.67

2.06

0.75

1.79

0.62

< 0.001

 TS

5.84

1.69

6.27

1.77

5.65

1.62

 

< 0.001

  1. SD Standard deviation, BMI Body mass index, *PEL Physical exercises in leisure score, AFO Occupational physical activities, LLA Leisure and locomotion activities, TS Total score overweight was significantly higher in men (p < 0.001)