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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Prev Med. 2018 Jan 12;54(3):394–402. doi: 10.1016/j.amepre.2017.11.005

Table 3.

Adjusted Differences in Total Energy Intake by Beverage Consumption in Children Aged 2–18 Years: National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey 2009–2014a

Beverage intake n
(weighted
%)
Total
sample
(n=7,757)
2–5 years
(n=1,972)
6–11 years
(n=2,890)
12–18 years
(n=2,895)
Sugar-sweetened beveragesb,c
  0 servings/day 1,819 (24.8) ref ref ref ref
  >0–1 serving/day 2,460 (30.4) 82.4* (17.5, 147.2) 22.1 (−62.9, 107.1) 101.3** (43.8, 158.9) 53.3 (−86.1, 192.6)
  >1–2 servings/day 1,855 (22.3) 171.5*** (103.7, 239.4) 111.5* (4.6, 218.4) 164.6*** (77.9, 251.3) 153.1* (26.7, 279.5)
  >2 servings/day 1,623 (22.5) 394.4*** (318.6, 470.2) 266.3*** (154.4, 378.2) 384.2*** (264.0, 504.4) 393.9*** (266.8, 521.1)
  p-trend <0.0001 0.0008 <0.0001 <0.0001
Waterb,c
  0 servings/day 920 (11.7) ref ref ref ref
  >0–1 serving/day 1,725 (21.2) −42.3 (−125.1, 40.4) −76.8 (−185.6, 31.9) −104.3 (−233.6, 25.0) 36.5 (−116.8, 189.9)
  >1–2 servings/day 2,024 (24.7) −25.8 (−108.3, 56.7) −71.7 (−193.2, 49.7) −20.4 (−130.3, 89.4) −42.8 (−204.9, 119.2)
  >2 servings/day 3,088 (42.3) 17.2 (−75.1, 109.5) −40.1 (−174.4, 94.2) −6.0 (−118.4, 106.5) 32.8 (−100.6, 166.1)
  p-trend 0.30 0.95 0.19 0.65

Notes: Boldface indicates statistical significance compared to reference (ref) group of 0 servings (*p<0.05; **p<0.01; ***p<0.0001).

a

Adjusted for age, sex, race, poverty income ratio, household reference education, household reference marital status, and weight status.

b

p-values from Wald tests for heterogeneity of OR by age group were: 0.88 for sugar-sweetened beverages and 0.07 for water.

c

1 serving is defined as 8 fl oz.