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. 2011 Mar 30;144(1):63–76. doi: 10.1007/s12011-011-9030-0

Table 3.

Intakes of some food products

Intake (g/day) Cluster
I (n = 42) II (n = 21) III (n = 8) IV (n = 14)
Milk and dairy products
 X ± SD 510 ± 246 a 595 ± 251 a, b 804 ± 300 b 1,017 ± 252c
 Median 502 591 798 973
 Range 151–1,502 156–1,332 467–1,406 652–1,612
Cereals
 X ± SD 139 ± 36 a 128 ± 44 a 179 ± 60 b 155 ± 42 a, b
 Median 140 124 183 167
 Range 61–209 60–226 89–262 28–201
Eggs
 X ± SD 20 ± 14 20 ± 17 24 ± 20 26 ± 15
 Median 21 15 14 28
 Range 0–45 0–58 3–64 2–47
Meat, fish, and poultry
 X ± SD 141 ± 62 a 98 ± 48 b 121 ± 83 a, b 80 ± 47 b
 Median 141 99 123 75
 Range 37–280 12–210 0–223 7–186
Butter and cream
 X ± SD 13 ± 7 10 ± 9 19 ± 15 15 ± 11
 Median 12 8 14 12
 Range 0–29 0–34 4–46 1–34
Fruit and vegetables
 X ± SD 584 ± 329 727 ± 496 615 ± 388 681 ± 385
 Median 554 585 588 600
 Range 64–1,990 123–2,210 128–1,260 215–1,540
Coffeea
 X ± SD 92 ± 112 139 ± 165 106 ± 124 145 ± 166
 Median 50 81 62 134
 Range 0–375 0–560 0–300 0–610

Values in rows not sharing a common letter are significantly different (p < 0.05)

X ± SD arithmetic mean ± standard deviation

aIn milliliters