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. 2021 Jan 8;24(15):5006–5014. doi: 10.1017/S1368980020005340

Table 3.

Linear regression models between dietary patterns and cardiovascular risk factors, São Paulo (SP), Brasil, 2019

Dietary pattern
Convenience* Plant-based and dairy* Brazilian Traditional
β P β P β P
Sex (men) −0·181 <0·001 −0·535 <0·001 −0·052 0·089
Age (60 years or more) −0·001 0·678 0·214 <0·001 −0·016 <0·001
Race/colour self-reported (no white) −0·118 <0·001 −0·193 <0·001 0·395 <0·001
Education (9 years or more) 0·194 <0·001 0·355 <0·001 −0·465 <0·001
Ex-smoker −0·085 <0·001 −0·116 <0·001 −0·042 0·165
Current smoker −0·034 0·310 −0·456 <0·001 0·082 0·027
Excessive alcohol consumption sporadic −0·081 0·043 −0·351 <0·001 −0·084 0·066
Moderate physical activity −0·006 0·841 0·335 <0·001 −0·192 <0·001
Vigorous physical activity −0·036 0·370 0·375 <0·001 −0·280 <0·001
Overweight or obese −0·001 0·684 −0·005 0·102 0·001 0·825
Hypertension −0·038 0·116 −0·042 0·174 −0·010 0·726
Diabetes −0·006 0·843 0·055 0·134 0·064 0·059
Dyslipidaemia 0·011 0·627 0·071 0·014 −0·107 <0·001
*

A proportional odds model for each dietary pattern.

Model adjusted by energy, dietary intake of total fat, saturated fat and fibre, and urinary sodium.