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. 2022 Feb 4;128(11):2241–2248. doi: 10.1017/S0007114521005195

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of the study participants aged ≥ 60 years, National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) 2011–2014 (Numbers and percentages; mean values with their standard error of the mean, n 2840)*

Mushroom intake
Lowest (n 2737) Middle (n 51) Highest (n 52)
Characteristic n % n % n %
g/4184 KJ (1000 kcal)/d
  Median 0 2·4 13·4
  Range 5·1 92·4
Age groups
  60–69 1464 56·5 26 41·6 24 48·5
  70–79 816 28·8 19 40·8 14 31·6
  80 and older 457 14·7 6 17·6 14 19·8
Women 1405 53·0 27 60·4 29 63·2
Non-Hispanic white 1297 76·7 33 89·4 33 86·1
Education above high school 1372 61·3 29 54·9 36 73·2
Family PIR ≤ 1·30 849 19·3 13 19·8 10 12·5
Current smoker 343 10·1 10 13·2 1 7·1
PA (≥ 1200 MET-min/week) 1463 56·6 29 54·6 35 73·6
History of CVD 618 21·8 10 21·0 11 22·2
History of diabetes 783 23·2 10 10·9 11 14·4
Alcohol intake g/d
  Mean 7·1 12·8 5·8
  se 0·6 3·7 1·3
Total energy KJ (kcal)/d
  Mean 7929 (1895) 8259 (1974) 7046 (1684)
  se 84 (20) 339 (81) 272 (65)
HEI-2015 score
  Mean 57·9 58·7 56·8
  se 0.6 2.9 3.0

PA, physical activity; PIR, poverty income ratio; HEI, Healthy Eating Index.

*

All Ns are unweighted and all proportions and means (se) are survey-weighted for complex survey design.