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. 2019 Feb 18;22(10):1762–1769. doi: 10.1017/S1368980018004019

Table 5.

Age-adjusted and multivariate OR and 95 % CI for macronutrient (5 % of energy) substitution models 2–4 years prior to the reference year and risk of premenstrual syndrome (PMS; n 3638); Nurses’ Health Study II PMS Sub-Study, 1991–2005

Age-adjusted MV1* MV2
Substitution OR 95 % CI OR 95 % CI OR 95 % CI
Protein for fat 1·10 0·97, 1·25 1·12 0·95, 1·32 1·01 0·84, 1·23
Protein for carbohydrate 1·13 1·01, 1·26 1·04 0·91, 1·19 1·00 0·85, 1·17
Fat for carbohydrate 1·06 1·00, 1·13 0·98 0·92, 1·05 1·00 0·92, 1·07
Fat for protein 1·05 0·95, 1·17 1·06 0·94, 1·20 1·01 0·87, 1·18
Carbohydrate for fat 0·97 0·92, 1·02 1·05 0·99, 1·12 1·01 0·94, 1·09
Carbohydrate for protein 0·99 0·91, 1·07 1·06 0·97, 1·17 1·02 0·90, 1·15

MV, multivariable-adjusted.

*

MV1=age, reference year, age at menarche, BMI, physical activity, oral contraceptive use, parity, smoking status, ever use of antidepressants, childhood trauma, vitamin D from dietary sources and total intake of vitamin B6, thiamin and Fe.

MV2=MV1+history of depression and total intake of Ca, vitamin B12, riboflavin, folate, Zn and K.