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. 2016 Jun 7;4(2):33. doi: 10.3390/sports4020033

Table 2.

Combined prevalence of use or non-use of dietary supplements and sports nutrition products or both for different groups.

Age (Years) Sporting Frequency per Year
Total 15–20 21–35 36–50 51–65 66–80 0 1–11 12–59 60–119 >120
(n = 111) (n = 358) (n = 400) (n = 422) (n = 253) (n = 401) (n = 137) (n = 484) (n = 275) (n = 247)
C D E F G H I J K L
DS’s 28 (26–30) 10 (4–16) 22 (18–26) c 23 (19–27) c 38 (34–42) c,d,e 40 (34–46) c,d,e 35 (30–40) j,k,l 27 (19–35) 27 (24–31) 24 (19–29) 25 (20–30)
SNPs 12 (10–14) 27 (19–35) d,e,f,g 16 (12–20) f,g 13 (10–16) g 9 (6–12) g 2 (0–4) 8 (5–11) 9 (4–14) 12 (9–15) h 16 (12–18) h,i 17 (12–22) h,i
Both 21 (19–23) 35 (26–44) e,f,g 35 (30–40) e,f,g 24 (20–28) f,g 11 (7–15) g 6 (3–9) 7 (5–9) 24 (17–31) h 24 (20–28) h 29 (24–33) h 31 (25–37) h,j
None 38 (36–40) 28 (20–36) 27 (22–32) 41 (36–47) c,d 43 (38–48) c,d 52 (46–58) c,d,e,f 51 (46–56) i,j,k,l 40 (32–48) 37 (33–41) 31 (25–36) 27 (21–33)

Sample size n = 1544, and sample size per subgroup was given as (n). All data is presented as a percentage and 95 CI. DS = dietary supplement; SNP = sports nutrition product. Capital letters are used as a label for subgroups within categories for gender, age, and sporting frequency. Lower case letters displayed below a specific value indicate that this value is significantly larger than the corresponding capital letters.