Table 10.

Summary of statistically significant changes in slopes for probability of morbidity outcomes

Outcome	Summary
Total illness v. no illness	Plain Githeri < Control, Milk
Severe v. mild or no illness	Plain Githeri < Control, Milk
Malaria	Plain Githeri, Meat<Control, Milk
Fever	Plain Githeri, Meat<Milk
Chills	Plain Githeri < Control, Milk
Poor appetite	Plain Githeri < Control, Milk
Reduced activity	Plain Githeri < Control, Milk
Upper respiratory infection	Milk<Meat
Ear infection	No significant differences between the four groups
Gastroenteritis	Meat<Control
Typhoid	Meat<Control
Jaundice	Meat<Plain Githeri
Sore mouth	Plain Githeri < Meat, Control, Milk
Skin infection	Plain Githeri, Meat, Control<Milk
Eye problems	No significant differences between the four groups

Here, ‘<’ means a greater decrease over time or ‘better’. For example, ‘Meat < Control’ for malaria means that the rate of malaria in the Meat group dropped faster than the rate in the Control group.