Table 3.

Associations between yoga practice (≥30 minutes/week) and body satisfaction at EAT-IV by level of body satisfaction at EAT-III^a (n = 1649)

	Model 1b			Model 2c
	Body Satisfaction at EAT-IV	Confidence Interval	p-value	Body Satisfaction at EAT-IV	Confidence Interval	p-value
Low body satisfaction at EAT-III (n = 430):
Yoga Practice
Yes (n = 62)	36.7	34.8, 38.6		38.3	36.2, 40.4
No (n = 368)	32.0	30.8, 33.2		34.2	33.0, 35.4
Differenced	4.7	2.5, 6.9	< .01	4.1	1.8, 6.4	< .01
High body satisfaction at EAT-III (n = 1219):
Yoga Practice
Yes (n = 206)	45.1	43.6, 46.6		43.7	42.3, 45.2
No (n = 1013)	44.0	43.2, 44.8		43.2	42.5, 44.0
Differenced	1.1	−0.6, 2.8	.20	0.5	−1.1, 2.1	.53

^aParticipants were categorized by level of body satisfaction at EAT-III: low (body satisfaction:12–33) and high (body satisfaction: 34–65)

^bModel 1 adjusts for sociodemographic characteristics (gender, age, ethnicity/race, educational level, and household income)

^cModel 2 adjusts for body mass index (BMI) at EAT-III and sociodemographic characteristics

^dDifference in mean body satisfaction between those who practice yoga and those who do not practice yoga