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Table 4 Associations between the intake of NNS and intake of energy, energy-yielding nutrients, vitamins and salt

From: Intake of non-nutritive sweeteners is associated with an unhealthy lifestyle: a cross-sectional study in subjects with morbid obesity

Diet

NNS Total

NNS Carbonated

NNS Non-carb

NNS Sweeteners

rho

p-value

rho

p-value

rho

p-value

rho

p-value

Total energy (kcal)

0.138

0.003

0.235

0.004

- 0.101

0.0329

0.014

0.080

Protein (g)

0.081

0.106

0.198

0.012

- 0.066

0.551

- 0.007

0.028

Fat (g)

0.172

0.013

0.273

0.005

- 0.053

0.043

0.083

0.094

Carbohydrates (g)

0.145

0.002

0.221

0.014

- 0.097

0.031

- 0.048

0.031

Sugar (g)

0.204

0.003

0.257

0.003

- 0.037

0.091

- 0.111

0.012

Vitamin A (μg)

- 0.242

0.001

- 0.092

0.077

- 0.185

0.014

- 0.016

0.659

Vitamin B1 (mg)

- 0.076

0.062

- 0.017

0.121

- 0.171

0.088

0.025

0.595

Vitamin B2 (mg)

- 0.092

0.060

- 0.016

0.088

- 0.190

0.053

0.026

0.054

Vitamin B6 (mg)

- 0.033

0.238

- 0.005

0.111

- 0.091

0.558

0.060

0.611

Vitamin B12 (μg)

0.027

0.804

0.103

0.584

- 0.017

0.622

0.066

0.595

Folic acid (mg)

- 0.028

0.074

0.043

0.036

- 0.150

0.160

0.065

0.730

β-Carotene (μg)

- 0.154

0.091

- 0.084

0.145

- 0.175

0.033

0.107

0.428

Vitamin C (mg)

- 0.194

0.002

- 0.050

0.051

- 0.172

0.026

0.084

0.083

Vitamin D (μg)

- 0.198

0.016

- 0.146

0.033

- 0.217

0.079

- 0.052

0.069

Salt (g)

0.261

0.001

0.321

<0.001

0.051

0.001

0.070

0.028

  1. NNS Non-Nutritive Sweeteneres
  2. The correlations have been calculated with Spearmans’ rho, and the p-values with ordinal logistic fractional polynomial regression adjusted for gender, age and BMI