Table 5.
Projected differences from current intake for meat alternatives across the total population (n 1110)
| Progressive Model | |||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Current | MA-25 | P | MA-50 | P | MA-75 | P | MA-100 | P | |||||
| Energy, kJ/d | 8995.60 | – | – | – | – | – | – | – | – | ||||
| Carbohydrate, g/d | 270·77 | +4·39 | 0·25 | +9·01 | 0·018* | +13·89 | <0·001* | +19·04 | <0·001* | ||||
| Protein, g/d | 86·67 | –3·40 | 0·002* | –6·99 | <0·001* | –10·77 | <0·001* | –14·77 | <0·001* | ||||
| Fat, g/d | 81·97 | –0·78 | 0·55 | –1·60 | 0·22 | –2·46 | 0·06 | –3·37 | 0·009* | ||||
| Fibre, g/d | 21·86 | +1·88 | <0·001* | +3·85 | <0·001* | +5·93 | <0·001* | +8·13 | <0·001* | ||||
| Sugars, g/d | 110·52 | +0·96 | 0·66 | +1·97 | 0·36 | +3·04 | 0·16 | +4·16 | 0·05* | ||||
| Saturated fat, g/d | 30·96 | –0·91 | 0·09 | –1·88 | 0·001* | –2·89 | <0·001* | –3·96 | <0·001* | ||||
| Na, mg/d | 2413·80 | +52·57 | 0·21 | +107·94 | 0·01 | +166·34 | <0·001* | +228·03 | <0·001* | ||||
| Fe, mg/d | 13·65 | –0·06 | 0·93 | –0·13 | 0·85 | –0·20 | 0·78 | –0·27 | 0·70 | ||||
| B12, μg/d | 7·47 | –0·40 | 0·66 | –0·82 | 0·37 | –1·26 | 0·17 | –1·73 | 0·06 | ||||
MA-25, replacement model substituting 25 % of self-reported meat intake with composite of meat alternatives; MA-50, replacement model substituting 50 % of self-reported meat intake with composite of meat alternatives; MA-75, replacement model substituting 75 % of self-reported meat intake with composite of meat alternatives; MA-100, replacement model substituting 100 % of self-reported meat intake with composite of meat alternatives.
Blue indicates significant increase compared with current. Gold indicates significant decrease compared with current.
*Differences compared using regression models with significance threshold P < 0.05.