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Table 2 Crude dietary intake at baseline

From: The effect of adding group-based counselling to individual lifestyle counselling on changes in dietary intake. The Inter99 study – a randomized controlled trial

 

Men Median (P5, P95)a

Women Median (P5, P95)a

 

Group A

N = 1048

Group B N = 132

Group A

N = 1062

Group B

N = 114

Energy (MJ)

10.0

(5.9–17.7)

10.3

(6.0–16.7)

8.3

(4.4–14.8)

7.9

(5.0–14.3)

Total fat (% of energy)

33.7

(21.9–45.0)

33.3

(22.0–44.1)

30.7

(19.6–42.2)

29.2

(19.4–43.0)

Saturated fat (% of energy)

12.4

(7.2–18.4)

12.4

(7.0–18.5)

11.3

(6.2–17.4)

11.1

(6.2–17.0)

Polyunsaturated fat (% of energy)

5.2

(3.3–8.4)

5.3

(3.3–8.3)

5.0

(3.1–7.8)

4.8

(3.1–7.7)

Monounsaturated fat (% of energy)

10.9

(6.6–15.2)

10.9

(5.7–14.5))

9.7

(5.8–14.0)

9.6

(5.9–15.0)

Carbohydrate (% of energy)

44.3

(33.2–57.5)

44.2

(34.7–57.6)

50.0

(36.8–63.4)

49.7

(38.1–61.8)

Protein (% of energy)

15.0

(11.3–20.1)

14.8

(11.0–19.3)

15.2

(11.4–20.3)

15.3

(11.3–20.0))

Fruits (g/day)

74.6*

(4.2–439)

83.9

(10.4–489)

149

(11.5–580)

122.6

(13.4–607)

Vegetables (g/day)

90.1

(22.2–251)

91.0

(29.8–198)

111.6

(26.6–368)

120.9

(24.9–332)

Fish (g/day)

27.8

(0.9–102.9)

24.4

(0–116.8)

20.7

(0–74.0)

19.9

(0–93.2)

  1. aP5 = 5th percentile; P95 = 95th percentile. Comparisons of differences in intake between groups were done by Wilcoxon two sample test. *Difference between groups, P < 0.05