Table 1. General demographics of the participants.

Variable	Response		Frequency (n = 469)	Percentage (%)
Sex	Male		254	54.2
	Female		215	45.8
Living area	Rural		91	19.4
	Urban		378	80.6
Physical activity	Yes		102	21.7
	No		367	78.3
Educational level	None		10	2.1
	Primary education		29	6.2
	Secondary education		131	27.9
	University education		299	63.8
Employment	None		53	11.3
	Student		161	34.3
	Employed		59	12.6
	Free work		162	34.5
	Retired		34	7.2
Income	Less than 500		222	47.3
	500–1,000		167	35.6
	1,000–1,500		68	14.5
	1,500–2,000		6	1.3
	More than 2,000		6	1.3
Relationship	Child		207	44.1
	Spouse		161	34.3
	Parent		34	7.2
	Sibling		49	10.4
	Friend		18	3.8
Insured	Yes		390	83.2
	No		79	16.8
General health	Bad		10	2.1
	Moderate		198	42.2
	Good		261	55.7
Health checks	Never		102	21.7
	Within 1 year		258	55.0
	More than 1 year		109	23.2
Family history of cardiovascular diseases	Yes		138	33.9
	No		269	66.1
Family history of early cardiovascular death	Yes		93	20.9
	No		352	79.1
Smoking	Yes		49	10.4
	No		270	57.6
	X-smoker		150	32.0
Body mass index classification	Underweight		8	1.7
	Normal		149	32.2
	Overweight		195	42.1
	Obese		111	24.0
Variable	Mean	Standard deviation	Maximum	Minimum
Age	44.38	15.92	82	16
Body mass index	29.0	22.50	16.7	40.2