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. 2020 May 28;23(12):2234–2244. doi: 10.1017/S1368980020000014

Table 5.

Multivariate logistic regression of the association between SSB consumption (ref: <1 standard unit (200 ml/d)) and overweight/obesity*

Outcome: overweight/obesity Number in the model
Low consumer Non-consumer High consumer
OR 95 % CI P-value OR 95 % CI P-value OR 95 % CI P-value
1 0·9 0·5, 1·7 0·68 1·8 1·1, 2·9 0·012 716
Model 1 1 1·1 0·5, 2·1 0·86 2·2 1·3, 3·7 0·003 626
Model 2 1 0·8 0·3, 1·9 0·61 2·0 1·1, 3·7 0·022 499
Model 3 1 0·7 0·3, 1·6 0·37 1·8 1·0, 3·3 0·05 488
Model 4 1 0·6 0·2, 1·6 0·32 1·9 1·0, 3·5 <0·05 478
Model 5 1 0·6 0·2, 1·6 0·34 1·8 1·0, 3·5 0·06 47
*

Model 1: adjusted for child’s age and gender, parental education, family type and ethnicity. Model 2: model 1 + total daily MVPA. Model 3: model 2 + child-reported and parent-reported child TV viewing. Model 4: model 3 + parent-reported family takeaway consumption. Model 5: model 4 + average daily kJ intake.