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. 2017 Oct 12;16(3):86–95. doi: 10.5114/pm.2017.70584

Table 13.

The correlations between the self-estimation of health status and the frequency of having particular food products, undertaking of physical exercise and daily intake of table salt

The self-estimation of health status
rho p
How often do you exercise? 0.146 0.073
How often do you eat calcium rich food (dairy, eggs, groats, canned fish i.e. sardines, sprats)? 0.248 0.002**
How often do you eat products rich in magnesium (leaf vegetables, wholemeal grainy products, pulses, bananas, chocolate)? 0.471 0.000**
How often do you eat products rich in vitamin D (milk, fish, eggs, cream, cheese)? 0.099 0.224
How often do you eat products rich in vitamin K (spinach, lettuce, cauliflower, cabbage, green tea)? 0.255 0.002**
How often do you eat products rich in vitamin C (rosehips, citrus fruit, berries, tomatoes, potatoes, parsley)? 0.402 0.000**
How often do you eat protein rich food (red meat, poultry, fish, nuts)? 0.200 0.014*
What is your daily intake of table salt? –0.188 0.021*