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Published in final edited form as: Obesity (Silver Spring). 2018 Nov 13;27(1):30–40. doi: 10.1002/oby.22316

Figure 6. — Mean self-reported kcals of physical activity per week at baseline, and years 1 and 4 based on 4-year alcohol trajectory in the (a) intensive lifestyle intervention and (b) diabetes support and education groups. ILI: Each alcohol trajectory group had significant within-group improvement in physical activity from baseline to year 1. Baseline to year 4 changes in physical activity were significant within-group for all except consistent-heavy drinkers (p=0.54). Changes in baseline to year 4 physical activity did not differ significantly (ps>0.05) between those who abstained from alcohol and all other groups. DSE: Consistent-light drinkers had a significant improvement in physical activity from baseline to year 1 (p=0.001) and baseline to year 4 (p=0.02). Compared to abstainers, the other groups did not differ significantly in change in physical activity (ps>0.05).

Figure 6. — Mean self-reported kcals of physical activity per week at baseline, and years 1 and 4 based on 4-year alcohol trajectory in the (a) intensive lifestyle intervention and (b) diabetes support and education groups. ILI: Each alcohol trajectory group had significant within-group improvement in physical activity from baseline to year 1. Baseline to year 4 changes in physical activity were significant within-group for all except consistent-heavy drinkers (p=0.54). Changes in baseline to year 4 physical activity did not differ significantly (ps>0.05) between those who abstained from alcohol and all other groups. DSE: Consistent-light drinkers had a significant improvement in physical activity from baseline to year 1 (p=0.001) and baseline to year 4 (p=0.02). Compared to abstainers, the other groups did not differ significantly in change in physical activity (ps>0.05).