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. 2018 Oct 18;22(3):498–505. doi: 10.1017/S1368980018002355

Table 2.

Multivariable associations between selected inflammatory and dietary markers; CoLaus study, Lausanne, Switzerland, 2009–2012

CRP (log) IL-6 (log) Leucocytes
Macronutrients
Total fat
MUFA
PUFA 0·005
Fibre −0·028
Micronutrients
Carotene −0·037 −0·047
Food items
Fruits −0·043* −0·026
Vegetables
Carrots −0·037 −0·041
Green salad −0·043
Tofu −0·024 −0·013
Bananas, apples −0·010
Berries −0·004
Kiwis −0·016
Dietary patterns
‘Meat & fries’ 0·033 0·035
‘Fruits & vegetables’ −0·079* −0·044
‘Fatty & sugary’
Dietary scores
Mediterranean score 1 −0·043*
Mediterranean score 2 −0·039
AHEI −0·067* −0·041
DII 0·036 0·047

CRP, C-reactive protein; AHEI, Alternative Healthy Eating Index; DII, Dietary Inflammatory Index; –, not assessed.

Data from 4027 participants. Results are expressed as standardized regression coefficients adjusted for age (continuous), BMI (continuous), gender, smoking (never, former, current), educational level (high, middle, low), sedentary status (yes/no), diabetes (yes/no) and total energy intake (continuous).

*

Significant association: P<0·01.

Mediterranean diet score of Trichopoulou et al.( 8 ).

Mediterranean diet score of Vormund et al.( 25 ).