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. 2015 May 20;113(12):1853–1861. doi: 10.1017/S0007114515000677

Table 3.

Postprandial effects of the three test meals on blood parameters expressed as net incremental AUC (Mean values and standard deviations)

HFC meal HFD meal HFM meal
Mean sd Mean sd Mean sd
Glucose (mmol/l × 6 h) − 1·4* 2·2 − 0·9 2·3 − 1·2* 1·9
Insulin (mU/l × 6 h)† 76·5*** 78·7 93·6*** 107·5 85·0*** 75·8
Total cholesterol (mmol/l × 6 h) − 0·5 1·2 − 0·6* 1·1 − 1·0*** 0·8
LDL-cholesterol (mmol/l × 6 h) − 1·2*** 0·7 − 1·2*** 0·6 − 1·5*** 0·6
HDL-cholesterol (mmol/l × 6 h) − 0·5*** 0·4 − 0·5*** 0·4 − 0·6*** 0·4
TAG (mmol/l × 6 h) 5·4***a,b 2·5 4·9***a 2·6 6·3***b 3·1
CRP (mg/l × 6 h) − 0·3**a,b 0·3 − 0·04b 0·5 − 0·5***a 0·6

HFC meal, high-fat non-dairy control meal; HFD meal, high-fat dairy meal; HFM meal, high-fat non-dairy meal supplemented with milk; CRP, C-reactive protein

a,bMean values within a row with unlike superscript letters were significantly different (P≤ 0·05).

Mean value was significantly different from zero: * P≤ 0·05, ** P≤ 0·01, *** P≤ 0·001.

† To convert insulin in mU/l to pmol/l, multiply by 6·945.