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. 2021 Mar 12;13(3):920. doi: 10.3390/nu13030920

Table 4.

The association between the change of coffee consumption pattern and incidence of MetS and its five components (reference group: non–non consumers) 1.

Non–Non Non–Coffee Coffee–Non Coffee–Coffee
Men (N = 3897) 276 262 200 3159
MetS 11 (3.99%) 18 (6.87%) 11 (5.50%) 159 (5.03%)
Ref 1.241 (0.582–2.649) 0.941 (0.397–2.229) 0.724 (0.388–1.354)
Abdominal obesity 16 (5.80%) 22 (8.40%) 13 (6.50%) 299 (9.47%)
Ref 1.208 (0.629–2.321) 0.895 (0.421–1.904) 1.085 (0.648–1.815)
High triglyceride 24 (8.70%) 35 (13.36%) 23 (11.50%) 429 (13.58%)
Ref 1.063 (0.631–1.791) 1.063 (0.599–1.888) 1.048 (0.691–1.589)
High blood pressure 66 (23.91%) 67 (25.57%) 50 (25.00%) 781 (24.72%)
Ref 0.745 (0.529–1.049) 0.839 (0.578–1.217) 0.853 (0.660–1.101)
Low HDL-cholesterol 18 (6.52%) 9 (3.44%) 13 (6.50%) 129 (4.08%)
Ref 0.379 (0.169–0.849) 0.832 (0.405–1.709) 0.488 (0.293–0.811)
High fasting plasma glucose 78 (28.26%) 73 (27.86%) 47 (23.50%) 848 (26.84%)
Ref 0.683 (0.495–0.941) 0.665 (0.461–0.959) 0.754 (0.595–0.955)
Women (N = 10,725) 1119 697 729 8180
MetS 35 (3.13%) 19 (2.73%) 23 (3.16%) 263 (3.22%)
Ref 0.715 (0.408–1.251) 0.821 (0.483–1.396) 0.856 (0.593–1.237)
Abdominal obesity 164 (14.66%) 127 (18.22%) 129 (17.70%) 1545 (18.89%)
Ref 1.027 (0.814–1.295) 1.000 (0.792–1.261) 1.064 (0.902–1.257)
High triglyceride 96 (8.58%) 61 (8.75%) 55 (7.54%) 596 (7.29%)
Ref 0.943 (0.683–1.301) 0.761 (0.545–1.062) 0.834 (0.666–1.043)
High blood pressure 160 (14.30%) 103 (14.78%) 108 (14.81%) 1151 (14.07%)
Ref 0.978 (0.763–1.254) 0.935 (0.732–1.195) 1.070 (0.901–1.270)
Low HDL-cholesterol 83 (7.42%) 44 (6.31%) 54 (7.41%) 538 (6.58%)
Ref 0.812 (0.563–1.172) 0.885 (0.627–1.249) 0.916 (0.720–1.164)
High fasting plasma glucose 135 (12.06%) 94 (13.49%) 100 (13.72%) 1099 (13.44%)
Ref 1.084 (0.832–1.412) 1.022 (0.788–1.325) 1.189 (0.988–1.430)

1 Incidence was presented as n (%), and hazard ratios and 95% confidence intervals were calculated using Cox model after adjusting continuous (age, BMI, and energy intake) and categorical (educational level, current drinking status, current smoking status, and physical activity) variables. Non–non: non-consumer both at baseline and follow-up; non–coffee: coffee consumption only at follow-up; coffee–non: coffee consumption only at baseline; coffee–coffee: drinking coffee both at baseline and at follow-up. High triglyceride, serum triglycerides ≥150 mg/dL; Low HDL-cholesterol, serum HDL-cholesterol <40 mg/dL in men and <50 mg/dL in women; Abdominal obesity, waist circumference ≥90 cm in men and ≥80 cm in women; High fasting plasma glucose, fasting plasma glucose ≥100 mg/dL; High blood pressure, systolic blood pressure ≥ 130 mmHg or diastolic blood pressure ≥85 mmHg.