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. 2020 Jan 6;6(1):e03147. doi: 10.1016/j.heliyon.2019.e03147

Table 5.

Association between lifestyle characteristics and obesity classified by WHR.

Variables Total WHR
Obesity
p-value
Normal
Overweight
Obese
aOR(95%CI)
N = 235 N = 190 N = 102
Smoking History
Current smoker 10 5(2.1%) 4(2.1%) 1(0.9%) 0.45(0.05 to 3.95) 0.672
Former smoker 65 21(8.9%) 35(18.4%) 9(8.8%) 0.97(0.43 to 2.20) 0.997
Non-smoker 452 209(88.9%) 151(79.5%) 92(90.2%) 1.0
Alcoholic intake
Current intake 266 127(54.1%) 88(46.3%) 51(50.0%) 0.64(0.39 to 1.04) 0.08
Former intake 65 33(14.0%) 25(13.2%) 7(6.9%) 0.34(0.14 to 0.83) 0.09
No 196 75(31.9%) 77(40.5%) 44(43.1%) 1.0
Regular Exercise
Yes 131 55(23.4%) 71(37.4%) 5(4.9%) 1.0
No 396 180(76.6%) 119(62.6%) 97(95.1%) 5.92(2.29 to 15.3) <0.0001
Sleep inhibitors intake
current user 85 33(14.0%) 18(9.5%) 34(33.3%) 3.08(1.77 to 5.35) <0.0001
former user 10 5(2.1%) 3(1.6%) 2(2.0%) 1.19(0.23 to 6.30) 0.981
No 432 197(93.8%) 169(88.9%) 66(64.7%) 1.0
High calorie intake
Yes 481 212(90.2%) 169(88.9%) 100(98.0%) 5.43(1.25 to 23.47) 0.0115
No 46 23(9.8%) 21(11.1%) 2(2.0%) 1.0
Ate whilst driving
Yes 431 164(69.8%) 175(92.1%) 92(90.2%) 3.98(1.96 to 8.09) <0.0001
No 96 71(30.2%) 15(7.9%) 10(9.8%) 1.0
Ate under stressful conditions
Yes 298 136(57.9%) 83(43.7%) 79(77.5%) 2.50(1.47 to 4.26) 0.0005
No 229 99(42.1%) 107(56.3%) 23(22.5%) 1.0
Ate at late-night hours
Yes 215 105(44.7%) 39(205%) 71(69.6%) 2.83(1.73 to 4.65) <0.0001
No 312 130(55.3%) 151(79.4%) 31(30.4%) 1.0

Values are presented as frequency (percentage). p < 0.05 was considered as statistically significant level. aOR: adjusted odds ratio; CI: Confidence interval Logistic regression was adjusted for age, ethnicity and family history of obesity. 1: reference category.