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. 2020 Dec 15;24(15):4949–4964. doi: 10.1017/S1368980020004942

Table 7.

Macronutrient (g) and micronutrient (mg) daily intake according to anthropometric and sociodemographic characteristics and lifestyle habits of the sample (only data comparisons presenting significant differences are shown). Data are presented as mean [standard deviation] (95% confidence interval)

Macronutrients: proteins, carbohydrates, simple sugars, lipids, SFA, MUFA, PUFA, trans-fatty acids, cholesterol§, fibre and alcohol Micronutrients: vitamin A§§, vitamin C, vitamin D§§, vitamin E, Ca, Fe, Na, K, Mg and I§§
Anthropometric and sociodemographic characteristics
  Gender Vitamin C, P = 0·011
   Male 72·9 [49·1] (58·3−87·4)
   Female 100·7 [63·8] (87·0−114·4)
  Kitchen appliances: gas cooker PUFA, P = 0·004
   No 12·5 [5·0] (10·6−14·4)
   Yes 13·2 [10·9] (11·0−15·3)
  Kitchen appliances: electric cooker PUFA, P = 0·010
   No 13·5 [11·6] (11·1−16·0)
   Yes 12·0 [4·8] (10·6−13·5)
  Kitchen appliances: freezer Vitamin A, P = 0·012
   No 708·2 [321·0] (608·1−808·2)
   Yes 907·7 [533·8] (795·9−1019·5)
  Kitchen appliances: other kitchen devices Simple sugars, P = 0·028 Vitamin A,P = 0·005
   No 84·5 [33·5] (75·6−93·5) 729·7 [372·7] (629·9−829·5)
   Yes 100·0 [46·6] (89·4−110·7) 928·6 [539·2] (805·3−1051·8)
Lifestyle characteristics
  Smoking habits Carbohydrates, P = 0·010 Simple sugars, P = 0·020 Ca, P = 0·009
   0−5 cigarettes per day 207·1 [61·0] (195·8−218·5) 96·9 [42·0] (89·1−104·8) 691·1 [252·7] (644·0−738·2)
   >5 cigarettes per day 168·2 [52·1] (143·0−193·3) 72·8 [37·4] (54·7−90·8) 577·7 [324·7] (421·2−734·2)
  Artificial sweetener consumption Lipids, P = 0·031 SFA, P = 0·025 Vitamin E, P = 0·030 Ca, P = 0·040
   No 85·1 [34·7] (79·0−91·2) 29·6 [12·5] (27·5−31·8) 8·1 [5·0] (7·3−9·0) 628·6 [267·5] (635·6−729·6)
   Yes 57·9 [8·2] (47·7−68·1) 19·4 [2·6] (16·2−22·5) 4·7 [1·3] (3·1−6·3) 476·0 [95·2] (357·8−594·2)
PUFA, P = 0·043 Na, P = 0·004 I, P = 0·027
   No 13·2 [10·0] (11·5−15·0) 2019·0 [733·0] (1890·5−2148·0) 62·4 [25·6] (57·9−66·9)
   Yes 7·8 [2·7] (4·4−11·2) 1193·0 [207·1] (936·2−1450·6) 43·6 [7·8] (33·9−53·3)
  Consumption of vitamin and mineral supplements Trans-fatty acids, P = 0·034 Alcohol, P = 0·009
   No 0·04 [0·09] (0·02−0·05) 0·1 [0·7] (0·0−0·3)
   Yes 0·07 [0·10] (0·03−0·11) 0·2 [0·4] (0·0−0·3)
  Place to eat on weekdays Carbohydrates, P = 0·008 Lipids, P = 0·007 Vitamin E, p<0·001
   Own or family home 170·4 [43·5] (151·1−189·6) 68·2 [25·6] (56·9−79·5) 5·3 [2·7] (4·1−6·5)
   Outside home 207·8 [62·5] (196·0−219·6) 87·3 [35·2] (80·6−93·9) 8·6 [5·2] (7·6−9·5)
Trans-fatty acids, P = 0·041 Fibre, P = 0·047 Na, P = 0·023
   Own or family home 0·01 [0·05] (0·00−0·03) 13·5 [5·2] (11·2−15·8) 1708·3 [692·0] (1401·5−2015·1)
   Outside home 0·05 [0·10] (0·03−0·07) 15·2 [4·6] (14·4−16·1) 2043·9 [735·9] (1904·8−2183·0)
MUFA, P = 0·014 PUFA, p<0·001
   Own or family home 27·8 [11·4] (22·8−32·9) 9·0 [5·0] (6·8−11·2)
   Outside home 35·8 [16·1] (32·8−38·9) 13·8 [10·4] (11·8−15·8)
  Type of cuisine Trans-fatty acids, P = 0·024
   Cooked at parents’ home 0·02 [0·06] (0·01−0·04)
   Not cooked at parents’ home 0·06 [0·12] (0·03−0·09)
Diseases
  Diseases Trans-fatty acids, P = 0·026
   No 0·05 [0·10] (0·03−0·07)
   Yes 0·00 [0·01] (0·00−0·01)
  Overweight/obesity Trans-fatty acids , P = 0·026 Ca, P = 0·049
   No 0·04 [0·09] (0·02−0·06) 688·4 [268·1] (639·9−736·8)
   Yes 0·00 [0·00] (0·00−0·00) 538·8 [205·6] (408·2−669·4)

Mann–Whitney U test.

Student’s t test.

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mg/d.

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µg/d.