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. 2020 Nov 2;13:1427–1432. doi: 10.2147/JMDH.S276395

Table 3.

Changes in HDL-C Based on Consumption of Plain Black Coffee with and without Additives

Variables β-Coefficient p-value
Coffee consumption
(Ref: coffee with additives (<1 cup/wk)
 Coffee with additives, 1–4 cups/wk 0.4995 0.6488
 Coffee with additives, ≥5 cups/wk 0.8860 0.4543
 Black coffee only/<1 cup/wk 1.9295 0.3052
 Black coffee only, 1–4 cups/wk 4.0674 0.0007
 Black coffee only, ≥5 cups/wk 4.1253 0.0008
Sex (Ref: Women)
 Men −12.0459 <0.0001
 Age (year) 0.0570 0.0966
Cigarette smoking (Ref: Never)
 Former 1.0855 0.4756
 Current −2.2314 0.0419
Alcohol drinking (Ref: Never)
 Former 5.2311 0.0157
 Current 5.3071 <0.0001
Betel nut chewing (Ref: Never)
 Former −2.7443 0.1677
 Current −0.8676 0.6626
BMI, kg/m2 (Ref: 18.5–23.9)
 <18.5 5.0816 0.0178
 24.0–26.9 −4.9592 <0.0001
 ≥ 27.0 −9.8681 <0.0001
Vegetarian diet (Ref: No)
 Yes 0.6096 0.6453
Exercise(Ref: No)
 Yes 0.9313 0.2184
Non-HDL(Ref: <130 mg/dL)
 ≥130 mg/dL −2.4446 0.0013

Abbreviations: β, beta; wk, week; ref, reference; BMI, body mass index.