Table 3 Mean body mass index, lean mass index and visceral fat thickness according to confounding variables.

From: Breastfeeding moderates FTO related adiposity: a birth cohort study with 30 years of follow-up

 

Mean body mass index (kg/m2)

Mean lean mass index (kg/m2)

Mean visceral fat thickness (cm)

Family income at birth (quintiles)

P = 0.008*

P < 0.001*

P < 0.001*

  1st

26.4

17.0

6.0

  2nd

27.1

17.0

6.0

  3rd

27.0

16.6

6.1

  4th

27.3

16.7

5.5

  5th

26.4

16.3

 

Maternal schooling (years)

P = 0.007*

P < 0.001**

P < 0.001**

  0–4

26.8

16.9

6.0

  5–8

27.1

16.8

6.0

  9–11

26.9

16.6

5.8

  ≥12

26.1

16.2

5.4

Sex

P = 0.10

P < 0.001

P < 0.001

  Male

27.0

18.7

6.9

  Female

26.7

14.8

4.9

Maternal smoking during pregnancy

P = 0.02

P = 0.008

P = 0.13

  No

26.7

16.6

5.9

  Yes

27.1

16.9

6.0

Birthweight (grams)

P < 0.001*

P < 0.001**

P = 0.003*

  <2500

25.9

16.2

5.7

  2500–2999

26.7

16.4

5.9

  3000–3499

26.6

16.7

5.8

  ≥3500

27.5

17.1

6.1

Maternal prepregnancy body mass index

P < 0.001**

P < 0.001**

P < 0.001**

Underweight

24.8

16.3

5.6

Normal

26.4

16.6

5.8

Overweight

28.2

16.9

6.1

Obese

29.8

17.5

6.5

  1. *Test of heterogeneity.
  2. **Test of linear trend.