TABLE 2.
Nutrient intake according to factor and DASH score quartile: PIN study, 1996–20051
Factor 1 |
Factor 2 |
Factor 3 |
Factor 4 |
DASH |
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Q1 (n = 786) | Q4 (n = 785) | Q1 (n = 786) | Q4 (n = 785) | Q1 (n = 785) | Q4 (n = 785) | Q1 (n = 786) | Q4 (n = 785) | Q1 (n = 714) | Q4 (n = 837) | |
Energy intake, kcal/d | 2310 ± 980 | 2610 ± 940* | 1870 ± 560 | 3240 ± 1080* | 2230 ± 820 | 2860 ± 1110* | 2130 ± 830 | 2700 ± 960* | 2720 ± 1080 | 2250 ± 750* |
Saturated fat, g/d | 31 ± 16 | 30 ± 14* | 21 ± 8 | 43 ± 17* | 28 ± 13 | 36 ± 17* | 25 ± 13 | 35 ± 15* | 38 ± 18 | 24 ± 10* |
Sodium, mg/d | 2680 ± 1260 | 3240 ± 1210* | 2340 ± 860 | 3790 ± 1360* | 2840 ± 1080 | 3310 ± 1410* | 2370 ± 1010 | 3460 ± 1200* | 3250 ± 1370 | 2700 ± 970* |
Fiber, g/d | 15 ± 7 | 29 ± 11* | 17 ± 8 | 27 ± 12* | 21 ± 9 | 23 ± 12* | 22 ± 11 | 22 ± 9* | 17 ± 9 | 26 ± 10* |
Folate, mg/d | 364 ± 162 | 619 ± 244* | 396 ± 175 | 598 ± 242* | 469 ± 206 | 529 ± 250* | 472 ± 235 | 505 ± 202* | 424 ± 199 | 551 ± 225* |
Vitamin C, mg/d | 174 ± 132 | 270 ± 148* | 208 ± 112 | 233 ± 170* | 174 ± 107 | 288 ± 179* | 211 ± 146 | 235 ± 137* | 185 ± 131 | 246 ± 129* |
Vitamin A, μg REs/d | 954 ± 534 | 2360 ± 1240* | 1360 ± 860 | 1870 ± 1180* | 1490 ± 840 | 1780 ± 1150* | 1600 ± 1100 | 1600 ± 989 | 1160 ± 732 | 2060 ± 1100* |
Values are means ± SDs; n = 3143. *Different from Q1, P < 0.05. Factor 1 includes high factor loadings for fruits, tomatoes, broccoli, spinach, carrots, green salads, sweet potatoes, low-fat milk, yogurt, high-fiber and highly fortified cereals, nonfried chicken and fish, and wheat bread. Factor 2 includes high factor loadings for beans, corn, French fries, hamburgers or cheeseburgers, white potatoes, fried chicken, spaghetti dishes, cheese dishes such as macaroni and cheese, cornbread or hushpuppies, processed meats, biscuits, and ice cream. Factor 3 includes high factor loadings for collard greens, coleslaw or cabbage, red meats, fried chicken and fish, processed meats, cornbread or hushpuppies, eggs or egg biscuits, gravy, whole milk, and vitamin C–rich drinks. Factor 4 includes high factor loadings for shellfish, pizza, salty snacks, candies, pancakes, tacos or burritos, and cakes or cookies. DASH, Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension; PIN, Pregnancy, Infection, and Nutrition; Q, quartile; RE, retinol equivalent.