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. 2019 Jun 25;110(2):340–348. doi: 10.1093/ajcn/nqz116

TABLE 3.

Results of mixed-model analyses with adjustment for changes in body composition and plasma HDL cholesterol1

Systolic blood pressure (n = 52) Diastolic blood pressure (n = 52) Pulse rate (n = 52)
Model ∆ (95% CI)2 P ∆ (95% CI)2 P ∆ (95% CI)2 P
1 −7.1 (−13.0, −1.2) 0.019 −5.9 (−10.2, −1.5) 0.008 −1.7 (−5.0, 1.6) 0.312
2 −7.5 (−13.2, −1.7) 0.011 −6.0 (−10.2, −1.7) 0.007 −1.8 (−5.1, 1.4) 0.266
3 −6.7 (−12.6, −0.8) 0.028 −5.4 (−9.8, −1.1) 0.015 −1.5 (−4.8, 1.8) 0.375
4 −7.1 (−13.0, −1.3) 0.018 −5.7 (−10.0, −1.5) 0.009 −1.7 (−5.0, 1.6) 0.309
5 −6.9 (−12.8, −0.9) 0.024 −5.6 (−10.0, −1.2) 0.013 −1.5 (−4.8, 1.7) 0.353
6 −7.0 (−12.9, −1.1) 0.021 −5.8 (−10.1, −1.4) 0.010 −1.7 (−5.0, 1.7) 0.325
1

Analyses were performed with all subjects who completed ≥1 intervention diet. Model 1: adjusted for period and intervention × period, gender, age, energy intake (kcal), and baseline value of the variable. Model 2: model 1 + weight (kg). Model 3: model 1 + BMI (kg/m2). Model 4: model 1 + waist circumference (cm). Model 5: model 1 + total body fat (%). Model 6: model 1 + plasma HDL cholesterol (mmol/L).

2

∆ was calculated as low-dairy diet minus high-dairy diet.