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. 2012 Mar;13(1):13–21. doi: 10.1089/ham.2011.1037

Table 4.

Living and Dietary Habits of the Study Participants

 
Men
Women
  Hyperlipidemia (n=388) Normalipidemia (n=336) Hyperlipidemia (n=309) Normalipidemia (n=382)
Have breakfast every day 315 (81.2%) 279 (83.0%) 265 (85.8%) 340 (89.0%)
Dine out often 167 (43.0%)* 110 (32.7%) 91 (29.4%)* 87 (22.8%)
Eat snacks often 62 (16.0%) 58 (17.3%) 121 (39.2%) 143 (37.4%)
Take late night snack often 80 (20.6%) 53 (15.8%) 23 (7.4%) 26 (6.8%)
High intake of fried foods 34 (8.8%) 28 (8.3%) 38 (12.3%) 40 (10.5%)
Moderate intake of fried foods 112 (28.9%) 97 (28.9%) 49 (15.9%) 47 (12.3%)
Low intake of fried foods 242 (62.4%) 211 (62.8%) 222 (71.8%) 295 (77.2%)
Like to eat sweetmeat 121 (31.2%) 98 (29.2%) 161 (52.1%) 177 (46.3%)
Like to eat animal-based foods 332 (85.6%)* 268 (79.8%) 230 (74.4%)* 248 (64.9%)
Like to eat vegetarian foods 152 (39.2%)* 160 (47.6%) 234 (75.7%)* 313 (81.9%)
Like to eat salted foods 211 (54.4%)* 156 (46.4%) 169 (54.7%) 195 (51.0%)
Smoker 225 (58.0%) 189 (56.2%) 36 (11.7%)* 26 (6.8%)
Consume alcohol 261 (67.3%)* 200 (59.5%) 60 (19.4%)** 36 (9.4%)
Physical activity 232 (59.8%) 207 (61.6%) 167 (54.0%) 200 (52.4%)

Data are expressed as n (%).

*

p<0.05, **p<0.01, hyperlipidemic compared with normolipidemic subjects.