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. 2021 May 12;13(5):1626. doi: 10.3390/nu13051626

Table 4.

Percentage contribution of mineral intake to Recommended Intake in celiac and non-celiac Spanish men and women.

Total Sample Men Women
Celiac
(n = 64)
Non-Celiac
(n = 74)
p Celiac
(n = 21)
Non-Celiac
(n = 25)
p Celiac
(n = 43)
Non-Celiac
(n = 49)
p
Calcium
(% of RI)
71.0
(52.9–93.0)
72.7
(60.0–86.4)
n.s. 75.7
(55.1–107.9)
79.6
(63.7–90.5)
n.s. 68.9
(52.7–92.1)
69.6
(58.5–85.5)
n.s.
Phosphorus
(% of RI)
164.8 *
(136.1–194.6)
181.1
(156.2–203.4)
0.043 191.6
(165.4–232.6)
195.6
(181.8–214.5)
n.s. 148.7 *
(130.9–177.1)
167.4
(141.1–197.8)
0.030
Iron
(% of RI)
78.0
(53.3–130.5)
79.4
(67.8–132.0)
n.s. 133.0
(110.0–179.0)
148.0
(129.5–165.0)
n.s. 58.9
(49.4–78.3)
72.2
(61.9–80.8)
n.s.
Zinc
(% of RI)
52.0
(46.2–66.5)
57.0
(47.1–65.5)
n.s. 67.3
(52.3–83.3)
60.7
(51.6–75.3)
n.s. 48.0
(42.7–56.7)
54.7
(46.0–63.6)
n.s.
Iodine
(% of RI)
68.9
(51.7–89.5)
59.9
(49.7–83.8)
n.s. 64.4
(43.0–79.3)
56.5
(48.1–69.9)
n.s. 70.5
(55.9–90.9)
61.7
(51.7–85.5)
n.s.

Results are expressed as median and range (P25–P75). % of RI: Percentage contribution to recommended intake, calculated as actual intake/recommended intake × 100. * Significant differences (p ≤ 0.05) between celiac and non-celiac.