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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Mol Nutr Food Res. 2012 Sep 24;57(4):645–652. doi: 10.1002/mnfr.201200114

Table 2.

Reported intake of micronutrient supplements according to folic acid user status

Micronutrient supplement Folic acid user
N=2067
Folic acid non-user
N=844a
Number % Number %
Vitamin B1; Thiamin 815 39.4% 28 3.3%
Vitamin B2; Riboflavin 819 39.6% 29 3.4%
Vitamin B3; Niacin 440 21.3% 13 1.5%
Vitamin B5; Panthotenic acid 618 29.9% 18 2.1%
Vitamin B6; Pyridoxin 824 39.9% 30 3.6%
Vitamin B7; Biotin 219 10.6% 4 0.5%
Vitamin B12; Cobalamin 724 35.0% 18 2.1%
Vitamin A 804 38.9% 32 3.8%
Vitamin C 867 41.9% 59 7.0%
Vitamin D 850 41.1% 35 4.1%
Vitamin E 878 42.5% 35 4.1%
Calcium 305 14.8% 13 1.5%
Chromium 601 29.1% 12 1.4%
Copper 536 25.9% 8 0.9%
Iodine 520 25.2% 8 0.9%
Iron 924 44.7% 111 13.2%
Magnesium 473 22.9% 12 1.4%
Selenium 603 29.2% 10 1.2%
Zink 633 30.6% 15 1.8%
Cod liver oil 684 33.1% 109 12.9%
Omega 3 fatty acids 710 34.3% 63 7.5%

For comparison of intake of micronutrients between user and non-users, all P-values < 0.001 by Chi-Square test

a

No supplements, n=582, + Other supplements, n=262