Table 4. Model for adjustment of the fasting blood sugar, total cholesterol, HDL, and LDL outcomes, according to confounding variables. Picos, PI, Brazil, 2018.

Control Group	FBS	CT	HDL	LDL	Experimental Group	FBS	CT	HDL	LDL
Constant	0.276	0.022	0.005	0.115	Constant	0.972	0.005	0.049	0.002
Age*	0.617	0.135	0.052	0.315	Age	0.190	0.413	0.711	0.283
Gender†	0.578	0.294	0.530	0.342	Gender	0.380	0.110	0.653	0.036‡
Skin color†	0.136	0.022‡	0.015‡	0.036	Skin color	0.351	0.760	0.727	0.858
Years of study*	0.392	0.777	0.979	0.961	Years of study	0.298	0.796	0.274	0.515
Schooling†	0.467	0.669	0.598	0.777	Schooling	0.357	0.900	0.604	0.304
Employed†	0.216	0.503	0.402	0.336	Employed	0.836	0.605	0.628	0.831
Monthly Income*	0.104	0.627	0.605	0.399	Monthly Income	0.453	0.308	0.202	0.140
Economic Class†	0.240	0.213	0.037‡	0.311	Economic Class	0.115	0.928	0.599	0.600
Marital status	0.999	0.322	0.048‡	0.402	Marital status	0.231	0.902	0.581	0.459
Who they live with†	0.594	0.691	0.408	0.915	Who they live with	0.213	0.219	0.466	0.089
Time with DM2*	0.096	0.502	0.662	0.499	Time with DM2	0.009‡	0.970	0.954	0.584
Arterial Hypertension	0.398	0.013‡	0.040‡	0.038	Arterial Hypertension	0.066	0.176	0.630	0.191
Monitored in the PHCU†	0.211	0.045‡	0.115	0.151	Follow-up in the PHCU	0.025‡	0.500	0.509	0.475

^*Simple lineal regression;

^†Multinomial regression;

^‡p < 0.05