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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Oct 11.
Published in final edited form as: JAMA. 2016 Oct 11;316(14):1464–1474. doi: 10.1001/jama.2016.14403

Table 1.

Supplement Use in Prior 30 Days Among US Adults,a by Population Characteristics: 2011–2012

N Any Supplement Use
n % (95% CI)b
OVERALL 5,556 2,715 52 (49, 55)

Age group
 20–39 1,957 718 40 (35, 45)
 40–64 2,352 1,171 54 (50, 58)
 ≥65 1,247 826 72 (69, 75)
Sex
 Female 2,819 1,548 58 (55, 62)
 Male 2,737 1,167 45 (42, 49)
Race/ethnicity
 Non-Hispanic white 2,038 1,169 58 (55, 62)
 Non-Hispanic black 1,455 640 41 (37, 45)
 Mexican-American 540 177 29 (25, 33)
 Other Hispanic 578 243 38 (33, 42)
 Non-Hispanic Asian 793 404 52 (45, 58)
 Other/mixed race 152 82 48 (41, 55)
Education
 <High school 1,330 510 37 (34, 40)
 High school 1,168 511 46 (42, 50)
 Some college 1,657 826 51 (47, 56)
 ≥4-year college 1,397 866 65 (61, 69)
Self-reported health status
 Excellent 470 251 61 (54, 67)
 Very good 1278 707 58 (53, 62)
 Good 1885 884 47 (43, 50)
 Fair/Poor 1069 489 49 (43, 54)
a

Among adults ages ≥ 20 years.

b

Data are weighted to be nationally representative.