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. 2021 Mar 5;13(3):862. doi: 10.3390/nu13030862

Table 1.

Change in anthropometric parameters in both groups depending on the nutritional intervention used.

Test Group A Control Group B (Test Group/Control Group)
Anthropometric Parameters M SD Min Max M SD Min Max
body weight (kg) (visit 1) 98.26 * ±13.87 73 137 97.85 ** ±16.73 76 164.6 p < 0.001
body weight (kg) (visit 2) 87.26 ±13.60 64.1 125 89.32 ±16.39 65.1 152.1
body weight (kg) (visit 3) 77.77 * ±14.05 59.8 117.7 80.04 ** ±17.14 58.4 146.9
BMI kg/m2 (visit 1) 35.63 * ±4.06 30 48 35.87 ** ±5.59 30.4 57 p < 0.002
BMI kg/m2 (visit 2) 31.62 ±4.22 25.6 43.8 32.73 ±5.53 26 52.6
BMI kg/m2 (visit 3) 28.11 * ±4.69 21.4 41.2 29.16 ** ±5.64 23.4 50.8
body fat % (visit 1) 43.46 * ±3.77 37 52.9 43.63 ** ±4.05 36.4 54.2 p = 0.026
body fat % (visit 2) 39.47 ±5.00 27.8 52.1 40.56 ±5.11 27 52.3
body fat % (visit 3) 33.75 * ±6.84 22.1 51.2 36.32 ** ±5.78 24.5 51.9

M—mean, SD—standard deviation, Min—minimum value, Max—maximum value. * statistical significance between visits 1–3 in the test group (p < 0.001); ** statistical significance between visits 1–3 in the control group (p < 0.001).