Table 1.
Dietary oxidative balance score (OBS) componentsa
| 1. Cryptoxanthin | 0 = low (1st tertile), 1 = medium (2nd tertile), 2 = high (3rd tertile) |
| 2. Alcohol | |
| Female | 0 = 8+ drinks/week, 1 = 1–7 drinks/week, 2 = <1 drink/week |
| Male | 0 = 15+ drinks/week, 1 = 1–14 drinks/week, 2 = <1 drink/week |
| 3. PUFA | 0 = high (3rd tertile), 1 = medium (2nd tertile), 2 = low (1st tertile) |
| 4. Total ironb | 0 = high (3rd tertile), 1 = medium (2nd tertile), 2 = low (1st tertile) |
| 5. Total vitamin C | 0 = low (1st tertile), 1 = medium (2nd tertile), 2 = high (3rd tertile) |
| 6. Total α-carotene | 0 = low (1st tertile), 1 = medium (2nd tertile), 2 = high (3rd tertile) |
| 7. Total β-carotene | 0 = low (1st tertile), 1 = medium (2nd tertile), 2 = high (3rd tertile) |
| 8. Total vitamin E | 0 = low (1st tertile), 1 = medium (2nd tertile), 2 = high (3rd tertile) |
| 9. Total selenium | 0 = low (1st tertile), 1 = medium (2nd tertile), 2 = high (3rd tertile) |
| 10. Lutein | 0 = low (1st tertile), 1 = medium (2nd tertile), 2 = high (3rd tertile) |
| 11. Lycopene | 0 = low (1st tertile), 1 = medium (2nd tertile), 2 = high (3rd tertile) |
PUFA, polyunsaturated fatty acid.
Low, medium, and high categories correspond to sex-specific 1st, 2nd, and 3rd tertiles, adjusted for total energy intake via the residual method.
Total, dietary and supplemental.