Table 6.

The relationship between lifestyles and MS BA.

Lifestyles	Categories	cBA-age
		Male		Female
		N (%)	Mean ± SD	N (%)	Mean ± SD
Smoking	Never smoker	2,734,418 (31.5%)	–1.304 ± 13.604	7,413,754 (94.5%)	–0.109 ± 12.775
	Former smoker	2,641,443 (30.5%)	0.441 ± 13.662	163,979 (2.1%)	0.868 ± 13.228
	Current smoker	3,293,387 (38.0%)	0.737 ± 14.542	265,405 (3.4%)	1.945 ± 13.709
Alcohol consumption	Abstinent	701,381 (10.9%)	–0.605 ± 13.756	1,216,374 (37.4%)	–0.293 ± 12.587
	Low risk	5,125,490 (79.5%)	–0.0002 ± 14.038	1,845,045 (56.7%)	–0.855 ± 12.144
	Medium risk	425,377 (6.6%)	1.067 ± 14.650	144,624 (4.4%)	1.340 ± 12.494
	High risk	193,821 (3.0%)	1.906 ± 14.918	48,557 (1.5%)	2.377 ± 13.113
Physical activity	< 600METs	2,569,888 (29.6%)	0.654 ± 14.228	3,069,129 (39.1%)	0.571 ± 12.795
	≥ 600, < 3000METs	4,986,903 (57.5%)	0.023 ± 13.961	4,069,269 (51.9%)	–0.282 ± 12.530
	≥ 3000METs	1,115,047 (12.9%)	–1.591 ± 13.619	708,296 (9.0%)	–1.073 ± 12.494

All parameters are P < 0.001.