Table 2.
Sex and age group | No. surveyed | Mean intake (SE)a |
---|---|---|
Total | 300 | 159.8 (6.4) |
9–13 years | 15 | 181.8 (60.1) |
14–18 years | 41 | 141.2 (16.5) |
19–30 years | 91 | 161.4 (11.1) |
31–50 years | 117 | 165.2 (12.9) |
51–70 years | 33 | 154.3 (12.8) |
Male | 212 | 173.9 (8.2) |
9–13 years | 13 | 196.6 (72.4) |
14–18 years | 25 | 153.3 (14.7) |
19–30 years | 64 | 175.3 (15.0) |
31–50 years | 86 | 180.7 (13.5) |
51–70 years | 22 | 158.4 (17.6) |
Female | 88 | 127.6 (11.5) |
14–18 years | 16 | 119.5 (40.5) |
19–30 years | 27 | 134.9 (16.5) |
31–50 years | 31 | 114.6 (21.4) |
51–70 years | 11 | 148.2 (21.1) |
Very small sample sizes exist for population subgroups and inferences drawn from this data should be limited to the data with genders combined. Subgroups with very small sample sizes (n < 10) are omitted. These estimates do not include caffeine from foods and beverages that are not marketed as dietary supplement.