Table 4.
Percentage of participants reaching recommended intake (RI) across sex specific tertiles of EAT-Lancet diet score in the H70-study
| Participants reaching recommended intake levels (RI) across tertiles of EAT-Lancet diet score1 | All | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| T1: 10–21 | T2: 21–24 | T3: 24–38 | p-trend2 | ||
| n | 322 | 284 | 255 | ||
| Nutrients (RI)3 | |||||
| Retinol equivalents (650/750 RE/day) | 260 (81%) | 230 (81%) | 191 (75%) | 0.100 | 681 (79%) |
| Vitamin D (20 µg/day) | 3 (0.93%) | 6 (2.11%) | 4 (1.57%) | 0.492 | 13 (1.5%) |
| Vitamin E (9/11 mg/day) | 216 (67%) | 215 (76%) | 219 (86%) | < 0.001 | 650 (75%) |
| Thiamine (0.9/1.1 mg/day) | 279 (87%) | 250 (88%) | 224 (88%) | 0.650 | 753 (87%) |
| Riboflavin (1.6 mg/day) | 193 (56%) | 164 (58%) | 132 (52%) | 0.053 | 489 (57%) |
| Niacin equivalent (14/18 NE/day) | 322 (100%) | 284 (100%) | 255 (100%) | - | 861 (100%) |
| Vitamin B6 (1.6/1.7 mg/day) | 270 (84%) | 243 (86%) | 227 (89%) | 0.08 | 740 (86%) |
| Folate (330 µg/day) | 120 (37%) | 155 (55%) | 180 (71%) | < 0.001 | 455 (53%) |
| Vitamin B12 (4 µg/day) | 295 (92%) | 252 (89%) | 211 (83%) | 0.001 | 758 (88%) |
| Vitamin C (95/110 mg/day) | 183 (57%) | 205 (72%) | 219 (86%) | < 0.001 | 607 (71%) |
| Calcium (950 mg/day) | 169 (53%) | 142 (50%) | 139 (55%) | 0.674 | 450 (52%) |
| Phosphorus (520 mg/day) | 322 (100%) | 284 (100%) | 255 (100%) | - | 861 (100%) |
| Magnesium (300/350 mg/day) | 209 (65%) | 214 (75%) | 227 (89%) | < 0.001 | 650 (75%) |
| Potassium (3500 mg/day) | 145 (45%) | 148 (52%) | 160 (63%) | < 0.001 | 453 (53%) |
| Iron (7/9 mg/day) | 287 (89%) | 263 (93%) | 247 (97%) | 0.001 | 797 (93%) |
| Zinc (9.3/12.1 mg/day) | 185 (58%) | 168 (59%) | 160 (63%) | 0.204 | 513 (60%) |
| Selenium (75/85 µg/day) | 26 (8.1%) | 20 (7.0%) | 13 (5.1%) | 0.166 | 59 (6.7%) |
1Values are n and (%)
2P-value for linear trend
3Recommended intake (RI) reference values from the Nordic Nutrition recommendations 2023 are reported in parentheses (women/men). For some nutrients, recommendations are the same for women and men