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. 2022 Apr 17;9(4):2037–2043. doi: 10.1002/nop2.1213

TABLE 4.

B vitamins and emotional mental disorders

Variable	N	Emotional mental disorders, n (%)	p	OR (CI 95%)	p	aOR (CI 95%) ^a
Vitamin B1
Inadequate	57	16 (28.1%)	.060	4.09 (0.86–19.52)	.094	4.26 (0.78–23.18)
Adequate	23	2 (8.7%)	.060	Reference	.094	4.26 (0.78–23.18)
Vitamin B6
Inadequate	22	13 (59.1%)	<.001	15.31 (4.39–53.45)	<.001	20.06 (4.14–97.09)
Adequate	58	5 (8.6%)	<.001	Reference	<.001	20.06 (4.14–97.09)
Vitamin B9
Inadequate	68	17 (25.0%)	.280	3.67 (0.44–30.53)	.208	4.19 (0.45–39.05)
Adequate	12	1 (8.3%)	.280	Reference	.208	4.19 (0.45–39.05)
Vitamin B12
Inadequate	35	13 (37.1%)	.006	4.73 (1.49–15.01)	.026	4.49 (1.19–16.83)
Adequate	45	5 (11.1%)	.006	Reference	.026	4.49 (1.19–16.83)

^{^a}

Adjusted with length of work, age, gender and stress as covariates.