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. 2018 Sep 17;148(12):1931–1937. doi: 10.1093/jn/nxy168

TABLE 1.

Baseline demographic, lifestyle, and dietary characteristics of the postmenopausal women in the NPAAS-FS included in this study1

Variable Value
n 147
Age, y 75 ± 4
BMI, kg/m2 26 ± 4
Race/ethnicity, n (%)
 Caucasian 140 (95.2)
 Non-Caucasian2 7 (4.8)
LPA3 (MET-h/wk), n (%)
 0–5.0 37 (25.3)
 5.1–12.0 36 (24.5)
 12.1–23.0 37 (25.3)
 >23 37 (25.3)
Dietary supplement use3, n (%)
 Yes 126 (85.7)
 No 21 (14.3)
Macronutrient intake
 Total energy, kcal/d 1920 ± 287
 Carbohydrate, % kcal/d 45 ± 7
 Fat, % kcal/d 38 ± 5
 Protein, % kcal/d 17 ± 3
Total animal protein, g/d 51 ± 15
Fish/seafood, g/d 33 (18, 49)
Red meat, g/d 43 (23, 63)
Poultry, g/d 34 (21, 52)
Eggs, g/d 20 (13, 34)
Dairy, kcal/d 326 (215, 436)
Total sugar, g/d 98 (80, 117)
Added sugar, g/d 48 (35, 64)
SSBs, kcal/d 17 (15, 41)
Corn products, g/d 1.5 (0.1, 13.4)

1Values are means ± SDs or medians (IQRs). LPA, leisure physical activity; MET-h, metabolic equivalent task hour; NPAAS-FS, Nutrition and Physical Activity Assessment Study Feeding Study; SSBs, sugar-sweetened beverages.

2Included 3 African Americans, 2 Hispanics, 1 American Indian/Alaska Native, and 1 Asian/Pacific Islander.

3Measured at time of enrollment in the NPAAS-FS.