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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Kidney Dis. 2015 Oct 14;67(3):400–407. doi: 10.1053/j.ajkd.2015.09.005

Table 2.

Age-standardized baseline characteristics by intake of total vitamin C: NHS II

Total Vitamin C
<90 mg/d 90–249 mg/d 250–499 mg/d 500–999 mg/d ≥1000 mg/d
Vitamin C, mg/d 68.5(15.1) 154(43) 333(67) 699(136) 1,492(460)
Age, y * 36.4(4.6) 36.5(4.7) 36.4(4.7) 37.3(4.6) 37.8(4.5)
BMI, kg/m2 25.1(5.8) 24.6(5.2) 24.3(5.1) 23.9(4.8) 23.9(5.1)
Thiazide use 2 2 2 2 2
Calcium supplements use 11 30 54 59 67
Dietary calcium, mg/d 815(313) 895(300) 911(303) 910(312) 909(311)
Potassium, mg/d 2,538(456) 2,963(477) 3,162(583) 3,091(591) 3,137(620)
Magnesium, mg/d 268(54) 314(65) 344(80) 352(89) 377(110)
Total fructose, g/d 19.1(13.5) 22.6(9.6) 26.7(11.1) 24.9(10.9) 25.4(11.6)
Oxalate, mg/d 98.1(72.0) 134(108) 158(139) 158(136) 180(184)
Phytate, mg/d 725(217) 782(232) 813(252) 825(268) 870(293)
Animal protein, g/d 64.1(16.7) 64.8(16.0) 62.2(17.3) 63.0(17.6) 61.7(19.4)
Alcohol intake, g/d* 0.9 [0–3.1] 0.9 [0–3.5] 0.9 [0–3.3] 1.0 [0–4.0] 1.0 [0–3.9]
Fluid volume, L/d 1.97(0.80) 2.13(0.81) 2.21(0.86) 2.19(0.88) 2.11(0.85)

Note: Values for categorical variables are given as percentage and those for continuous variables, as mean ± standard deviation or median [interquartile range], and are standardized to age distribution of study populati except where otherwise specified. Nutrient intakes are energy-adjusted.

BMI, body mass index; NHS, Nurses’ Health Study

*

Value is not age adjusted;