Table 3 Associations between factor analysis-derived dietary patterns and serum LPS activity in 668 individuals.

From: Dietary patterns reflecting healthy food choices are associated with lower serum LPS activity

 

B

95% Wald CI

P

Model 1

 Sweet

−0.016

−0.033–0.002

0.082

 Cheese

−0.003

−0.017–0.011

0.714

 Fish

−0.020

−0.034 – −0.006

0.005

 Healthy snack

−0.020

−0.038 – −0.001

0.038

 Vegetable

−0.007

−0.025–0.011

0.419

 Traditional

0.005

−0.013–0.023

0.587

 Modern

−0.012

−0.031–0.008

0.255

Model 2

 Sweet

−0.017

−0.034–0.000

0.052

 Cheese

−0.008

−0.022–0.005

0.225

 Fish

−0.020

−0.034 – −0.006

0.005

 Healthy snack

−0.013

−0.032–0.006

0.178

 Vegetable

−0.005

−0.022–0.013

0.587

 Traditional

0.010

−0.008–0.028

0.271

 Modern

−0.023

−0.044 – −0.003

0.024

 Storage time

−0.018

−0.023 – −0.012

0.001

 Age

−0.002

−0.003 – −0.001

0.003

 Sex

0.003

−0.027–0.032

0.861

Model 3

 Sweet

−0.008

−0.026–0.010

0.387

 Cheese

−0.006

−0.021–0.009

0.396

 Fish

−0.020

−0.035 – −0.006

0.007

 Healthy snack

−0.023

−0.043 – −0.002

0.029

 Vegetable

−0.004

−0.024–0.015

0.652

 Traditional

0.006

−0.013–0.026

0.519

 Modern

−0.027

−0.050 – −0.004

0.020

 Storage time

−0.018

−0.023 – −0.012

0.001

 Age

−0.002

−0.003 – −0.001

0.003

 Sex

0.000

−0.031–0.031

0.991

 Smoke

−0.029

−0.071–0.014

0.187

 Physical activity

0.019

−0.018–0.056

0.304

 Diabetic nephropathy

0.000

−0.039–0.039

0.993

  1. Generalized linear model. Factors are formed from the food frequency questionnaire data.