Table 5.
Mean intake/d† | Mean intake/10 MJ† | |||||||
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Low wholegrain bread intake (<4 standardized slices/d) | High wholegrain bread intake (≥4 standardized slices/d) | Low wholegrain bread intake (<4 standardized slices/d) | High wholegrain bread intake (≥4 standardized slices/d) | |||||
Age-adjusted | 95 % CI | Age-adjusted | 95 % CI | Age-adjusted | 95 % CI | Age-adjusted | 95 % CI | |
Thiamin (mg) | 1·04 | 1·04, 1·04 | 1·32 | 1·32, 1·33 | 1·56 | 1·56, 1·56 | 1·61 | 1·60, 1·61 |
Vitamin B6 (mg) | 1·32 | 1·32, 1·33 | 1·45 | 1·44, 1·45 | 1·98 | 1·98, 1·99 | 1·74 | 1·74, 1·75 |
Niacin equivalents (mg) | 25·64 | 25·58, 25·70 | 29·84 | 29·73, 29·94 | 38·55 | 38·50, 38·60 | 36·14 | 36·05, 36·23 |
Folate (µg) | 191·13 | 190·63, 191·62 | 213·73 | 212·85, 214·61 | 287·15 | 286·64, 287·67 | 258·56 | 257·64, 259·47 |
Riboflavin (mg) | 1·28 | 1·27, 1·28 | 1·44 | 1·43, 1·45 | 1·90 | 1·90, 1·90 | 1·73 | 1·72, 1·73 |
Vitamin E (α-tocopherol equivalents) | 10·50 | 10·44, 10·56 | 12·15 | 12·04, 12·26 | 15·60 | 15·52, 15·69 | 14·55 | 14·41, 14·70 |
Fe (mg) | 8·00 | 7·99, 8·02 | 10·24 | 10·21, 10·27 | 12·00 | 11·99, 12·01 | 12·48 | 12·45, 12·50 |
P (mg) | 1311·88 | 1308·85, 1314·91 | 1587·21 | 1581·82, 1592·60 | 1960·89 | 1958·68, 1963·10 | 1919·34 | 1915·42, 1923·27 |
Mg (mg) | 320·00 | 319·35, 320·66 | 388·91 | 387·75, 390·08 | 481·34 | 480·83, 481·85 | 472·77 | 471·87, 473·67 |
Zn (mg) | 8·53 | 8·51, 8·55 | 10·40 | 10·36, 10·44 | 12·75 | 12·73, 12·77 | 12·60 | 12·56, 12·63 |
Se (µg) | 60·48 | 60·28, 60·68 | 68·39 | 68·03, 68·74 | 91·07 | 90·83, 91·31 | 82·80 | 82·38, 83·23 |
Cu (mg) | 0·96 | 0·96, 0·96 | 1·17 | 1·17, 1·18 | 1·44 | 1·43, 1·44 | 1·42 | 1·42, 1·43 |
The mean intake per day and the mean intake per 10 MJ are adjusted by age and sub-cohort.
In linear regression, P values <0·001 were found when examining difference between the low and high intake group.