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. 2021 Dec 8;10(12):3054. doi: 10.3390/foods10123054

Table 2.

Adjusted odds ratios (with 95% confidence intervals) comparing Quartiles 1–3 with Quartile 4 (highest) for each dietary pattern with selected sociodemographic and health-related variables. Results from multivariable logistic regression analyses 1.

Variables Plant-Based Food Cereals and Milk Junk Food Hot Sweetened Beverages and Spreads Carnivores
OR
(95% CI)
p OR
(95% CI)
p OR
(95% CI)
p OR
(95% CI)
p OR
(95% CI)
p
Male vs. female 0.32
(0.26–0.38)
<0.0001 1.19
)1.00–1.42)
0.05 0.92
(0.76–1.11)
0.40 0.63
(0.52–0.75)
<0.0001 1.40
(1.17–1.67)
<0.001
Attending middle school class vs. high school class 0.96
(0.79–1.16)
0.66 1.13
(0.94–1.37)
0.19 1.50
(1.23–1.83)
<0.0001 0.55
(0.46–0.67)
<0.0001 0.94
(0.77–1.13)
0.49
Hebrew speakers vs. Arabic speakers 0.68
(0.56–0.83)
<0.0001 1.55
(1.26–1.91)
<0.0001 0.49
(0.41–0.60)
<0.0001 1.98
(1.60–2.46)
<0.0001 2.47
(1.97–3.09)
<0.0001
Middle–high SES vs. low SES 1.50
(1.23–1.82)
<0.0001 1.10
(0.91–1.33)
0.31 0.48
(0.40–0.57)
<0.0001 1.04
(0.86–1.26)
0.66 0.85
(0.71–1.03)
0.09
Height z-score (SD) 1.15
(1.05–1.25)
0.002 0.99
(0.91–1.08)
0.78
0.91
(0.83–0.99)
0.04 1.07
(0.98–1.16)
0.16 0.94
(0.86–1.02)
0.15
Normal weight vs. overweight and obese 0.65
(0.54–0.78)
<0.0001 0.86
(0.71–1.03)
0.10 1.14
(0.94–1.39)
0.20 0.84
(0.70–1.02)
0.08 0.73
(0.61–0.88)
0.001
Smoking vs. non-smoking 0.97
(0.67–1.41)
0.87 0.94
(0.66–1.34)
0.73 1.78
(1.27–2.51)
0.001 1.43
(1.04–1.98)
0.03 1.19
(0.85–1.67)
0.30
Physical activity as recommended vs. less 1.55
(1.28–1.87)
<0.0001 1.18
(0.98–1.41)
0.08 0.84
(0.69–1.03)
0.09 0.77
(0.63–0.93)
0.008 1.29
(1.07–1.55)
0.008
Alcohol drink at least once a month vs. less 1.03
(0.80–1.34)
0.80 0.98
(0.76–1.26)
0.86 1.30
(0.99–1.70)
0.06 1.56
(1.23–1.98)
0.0003 1.09
(0.85–1.40)
0.52
Fast food consumed 4 times a week or more vs. 3 or fewer 0.27
(0.14–0.53)
<0.001 0.55
(0.32–0.94)
0.030 2.20
(1.48–3.28)
<0.001 0.83
(0.52–1.35)
0.46 1.82
(1.20–2.77)
0.005

CI, confidence interval; SES, socioeconomic status. 1 Adherence to each dietary pattern (Quartile 4 vs. Quartiles 1–3) adjusted to sex, school level, weight status, height z-score, SES, first language, smoking, physical activity, drinking, fast food intake.