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. 2017 Jun 5;6(6):e005784. doi: 10.1161/JAHA.117.005784

Table 5.

Circulating LPS Levels According to Single Foods

Foods Intake Median LPS P Value
1. Olive oil (≥1 tablespoon/d) Yes 50.0 (15.0‐101.0) 0.273
No 58.0 (22.0‐112.0)
2. Fruit (≥1 serving/d) Yes 48.0 (15.0‐100.0) 0.009
No 73.0 (26.0‐120.6)
3. Vegetables or salad (≥1 serving/d) Yes 49.0 (15.0‐100.0) 0.195
No 56.0 (18.0‐112.0)
4. Fruit (≥1 serving/d) and vegetables or salad (≥1 serving/d) Yes 48.0 (14.0‐100.0) 0.164
No 55.0 (20.0‐110.0)
5. Legumes (≥2 servings/w) Yes 45.0 (11.0‐96.0) 0.005
No 56.0 (20.0‐108.0)
6. Fish (≥3 servings/w) Yes 45.5 (12.0‐105.0) 0.402
No 52.5 (17.0‐105.0)
7. Wine (≥1 glass/d) Yes 49.0 (12.0‐104.0) 0.186
No 51.0 (20.0‐105.0)
8. Meat (<1 serving/d) Yes 50.0 (14.5‐100.0) 0.085
No 56.0 (20.0‐120.0)
9. Bread (both white bread [<1/d] and rice [<1/w]) or whole‐grain bread (>5/w) Yes 48.5 (15.0‐95.0) 0.382
No 53.0 (18.0‐105.0)

LPS indicates lipopolysaccharide.