Table 4. Blood lipids in the TFA (n=24) and control (n=25) groups and in lean reference subjects (n=19)a.
Week 0b | Week 8 | Week 16 |
ANCOVAc |
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Ptime*diet | Pdiet | Ptime | ||||
Total cholesterol (mmol l−1) | 0.16 | 0.03 | 0.88 | |||
TFA | 5.44±0.19 | 6.07±0.21 | 5.95±0.19 | |||
Control | 5.54±0.20 | 5.77±0.18 | 5.86±0.21 | |||
Lean reference subjects | 5.46±0.18 | NA | NA | |||
HDL cholesterol (mmol l−1) | 0.23 | 0.03 | <0.001 | |||
TFA | 1.54±0.06 | 1.54±0.05 | 1.38±0.04 | |||
Control | 1.65±0.07 | 1.69±0.08 | 1.59±0.06 | |||
Lean reference subjects | 1.69±0.05 | NA | NA | |||
LDL cholesterol (mmol l−1) | 0.24 | 0.002 | 0.01 | |||
TFA | 3.39±0.18 | 3.91±0.19 | 4.01±0.18 | |||
Control | 3.36±0.20 | 3.46±0.16 | 3.72±0.19 | |||
Lean reference subjects | 3.47±0.17 | NA | NA | |||
LDL/HDL-cholesterol ratio | 0.23 | <0.001 | <0.001 | |||
TFA | 2.31±0.16 | 2.64±0.17 | 3.02±0.20 | |||
Control | 2.20±0.20 | 2.20±0.17 | 2.45±0.16 | |||
Lean reference subjects | 2.08±0.11 | NA | NA | |||
Total/HDL-cholesterol ratio | 0.22 | <0.001 | <0.001 | |||
TFA | 3.65±0.19 | 4.08±0.22 | 4.45±0.23 | |||
Control | 3.54±0.23 | 3.60±0.21 | 3.83±0.20 | |||
Lean reference subjects | 3.25±0.12 | NA | NA | |||
Triglycerides (mmol l−1)d | 0.78 | 0.39 | 0.09 | |||
TFA | 1.13±0.10 | 1.39±0.15 | 1.24±0.09 | |||
Control | 1.19±0.10 | 1.35±0.12 | 1.23±0.11 | |||
Lean reference subjects | 0.67±0.04e | NA | NA |
Abbreviations: ANCOVA, analysis of covariance; HDL, high-density lipoprotein; LDL, low-density lipoprotein; NA, not applicable; TFA, trans fatty acid.
Values are means±s.e.m., completers only.
There were no significant differences in baseline values between diet group (unpaired t-test, P>0.05).
P values were derived by repeated-measures analysis of covariance testing for interaction between diet group and time (week 8, 16) with week 0 as a covariate. P values for effects of diet and time, respectively, were derived from analyses omitting the interaction term.
ANCOVA performed on log10-transformed values.
Significantly different from overweight intervention subjects (diet groups combined) by unpaired t-test; P<0.05.