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Table 1 Baseline characteristics of participants in the TRE pilot studies 2018/19

From: Associations of time-restricted eating with health-related quality of life and sleep in adults: a secondary analysis of two pre-post pilot studies

 

University (n = 61)

GP (n = 38)

Total (n = 99)

Age, years M (SD)

48.4 (10.3)

49.7 (11.8)

48.9 (1.1)

Female, n (%)

53 (86.9)

30 (78.9)

83 (83.8)

Weight, kg M (SD)

73.9 (14.3)1

87.9 (21.3)

79.3 (1.9)

Waist circumference, cm M (SD)

89.1 (12.2)2

106.3 (13.3)

95.7 (15.1)

BMI, kg/m2 M (SD)

26.1 (4.7)2

31.2 (5.9)

28.0 (5.7)

WHtR, M (SD)

0.53 (0.07)2

0.64 (0.07)

0.57 (0.09)

Overweight, n (%)

18 (29.5)

12 (31.6)

30 (30.3)

Obesity, n (%)

11 (18.0)2

21 (55.3)

32 (32.3)

Abdominal obesity, n (%)

36 (59.0)2

38 (100.0)

74 (74.7)

HRQoL, M (SD)a

75.1 (13.2)3

68.3 (13.7)

72.2 (13.8)

Daily eating time, h M (SD)b

12.4 (1.8)

12.3 (1.2)

64.6 (15.6)

  1. NOTE. TRE Time-restricted eating, GP General practitioner, M Mean, SD Standard deviation, kg Kilogram, cm Centimetre, h Hours, BMI Body mass index, WHtR Waist-to-height ratio, HRQoL Health-related quality of life; a10 missing values; b1 missing value; significant values are bold; p-values of group differences: 1 p = 0.001; 2 p < 0.001; 3 p = 0.024