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Table 2 Changes between baseline and follow-up in anthropometry, physical activity and dietary intake between quitters and maintainers, and between quitters and never smokers, matched for gender and age, CoLaus study, Lausanne, Switzerland

From: No changes in dietary intake after quitting smoking; a prospective study in Switzerland

 

Quitters

Maintainers

Never smokers

P-value §

P-value ǂ

Sample size

128

128

128

  

Anthropometry a

 Weight (kg)

2.2 ± 4.2

0.3 ± 4.4

0.4 ± 4.4

0.004 *

0.003 *

 Body mass index (kg/m2)

0.92 ± 1.44

0.39 ± 1.50

0.33 ± 1.51

0.013 *

0.002 *

Energy expenditure b

−34 [− 284; 232]

−4 [− 242; 256]

−92 [− 337; 134]

0.441

0.159

Total energy intake (kcal)

−86 [− 450; 316]

10 [− 399; 349]

46 [− 287; 385]

0.739

0.099

Macronutrients (g/d)

 Total protein

−1 [− 14; 14]

5 [− 13; 16]

− 4 [− 17; 13]

0.413

0.495

 Vegetable protein

− 2 [− 7; 4]

1 [− 3; 5]

− 1 [− 7; 4]

0.116

0.600

 Animal protein

0 [− 14; 13]

3 [− 11; 16]

−3 [− 10; 11]

0.556

0.873

 Carbohydrates

−13 [− 62; 40]

6 [− 35; 46]

−7 [− 66; 45]

0.226

0.986

 Disaccharides

− 4 [− 27; 26]

3 [− 25; 20]

− 1 [− 29; 23]

0.495

0.626

 Polysaccharides

−6 [− 35; 24]

5 [− 22; 29]

−1 [− 46; 24]

0.075

0.520

 Total fat

−4 [− 20; 14]

4 [− 10; 19]

−2 [− 15; 12]

0.060

0.390

 SFA

−2 [−9; 4]

1 [− 5; 7]

− 1 [− 7; 6]

0.013

0.135

 MUFA

−1 [− 7; 8]

2 [− 4; 9]

−1 [− 6; 6]

0.123

0.819

 PUFA

−1 [−3; 1]

0 [− 2; 3]

−1 [− 2; 2]

0.060

0.446

 Alcohol

0 [− 3; 3]

0 [− 3; 5]

0 [− 1; 2]

0.885

0.690

 Fibre

0 [− 4; 4]

0 [− 2; 4]

−1 [− 4; 3]

0.335

0.721

Macronutrients (% TEI)

 Total protein

0.5 [−1.2; 2.8]

0.1 [− 2; 2]

0.3 [− 1.7; 1.7]

0.188

0.115

 Vegetable protein

0 [−0.8; 0.6]

0 [− 0.7; 0.9]

−0.2 [− 0.9; 0.7]

0.641

0.307

 Animal protein

0.5 [− 1.2; 3.4]

−0.3 [− 2.3; 2.7]

0 [−1.8; 2.2]

0.199

0.247

 Carbohydrates

− 0.6 [− 6.4; 5.0]

−0.6 [− 6.8; 3.4]

−1.2 [− 6.7; 4.7]

0.340

0.432

 Disaccharides

0.4 [−3.9; 4.4]

− 1.4 [− 5.7; 3.3]

0.9 [− 4.1; 5.0]

0.027

0.797

 Polysaccharides

−0.8 [− 5.3; 3.7]

0.5 [− 5.3; 5.3]

−1.5 [− 6.4; 4.3]

0.462

0.352

 Total fat

0.3 [− 4.7; 5.0]

0.3 [− 3.8; 5.3]

1.4 [−3.6; 5.8]

0.399

0.281

 SFA

− 0.4 [− 2.9; 1.6]

− 0.1 [− 2.0; 2.4]

0.5 [− 2.0; 2.1]

0.109

0.051

 MUFA

0.4 [− 1.4; 2.8]

0.5 [− 2.0; 2.7]

0.6 [− 1.8; 3.0]

0.825

0.638

 PUFA

0 [− 0.7; 0.8]

0.1 [− 0.7; 1.0]

0 [− 0.7; 1.0]

0.273

0.556

 Alcohol

0 [− 1.6; 1.1]

0 [− 1.7; 2.3]

0 [− 0.5; 0.7]

0.654

0.333

Micronutrients

 Cholesterol (mg/d)

−2 [− 78; 84]

40 [− 29; 113]

2 [− 67; 66]

0.021

0.854

 Calcium (mg/d)

− 82 [− 399; 165]

53 [− 255; 318]

−37 [− 318; 260]

0.054

0.367

 Iron (mg/d)

−0.1 [− 2.1; 2.1]

0.5 [− 1.6; 2.2]

−0.5 [− 3.0; 2.2]

0.638

0.197

 Vitamin D

0.1 [−0.5; 1.2]

0.2 [− 0.5; 1.1]

0 [− 0.6; 1.2]

0.982

0.959

Foods (g/day)

 Dairy

−27 [−81; 31]

7 [−65; 66]

− 5 [− 66; 56]

0.184

0.215

 Red meat

0 [− 14; 18]

4 [− 23; 18]

−5 [− 21; 14]

0.684

0.250

 Processed meat

0 [− 7; 4]

0 [− 7; 6]

0 [− 5; 5]

0.459

0.171

 Wholegrain

0 [− 18; 22]

0 [− 9; 24]

0 [− 27; 12]

0.284

0.591

 Fresh fruits

8 [− 92; 90]

7 [− 47; 81]

− 8 [− 85; 53]

0.721

0.741

 Fresh fruits + fresh juice

23 [− 58; 114]

8 [− 49; 102]

− 13 [− 95; 72]

0.585

0.382

 Any fruit and fruit juice

22 [− 71; 126]

− 5 [− 87; 80]

2 [− 103; 98]

0.313

0.215

 Vegetables

3 [− 35; 59]

2 [−41; 59]

2 [− 43; 61]

0.901

0.714

 Fish, excluding fried

2 [−5; 14]

5 [− 5; 17]

0 [− 11; 11]

0.797

0.021

 Fish, all

2 [− 10; 17]

4 [− 6; 19]

0 [− 15; 13]

1.000

0.018

 Ultraprocessed foods

− 4 [− 46; 29]

0 [− 46; 25]

−2 [− 43; 19]

0.741

0.714

  1. a, for 122 participants; b, for 100 participants. §, comparing quitters to maintainers; ǂ comparing quitters to never smokers
  2. SFA saturated fatty acids; MUFA monounsaturated fatty acids; PUFA polyunsaturated fatty acids; TEI total energy intake
  3. For each participant, the difference between data collected in 2014–2017 and data collected in 2009–2012 were computed Results are expressed as average ± standard deviation or as median [interquartile range]. Between-group comparisons were performed using student’s t-test (*) or Wilcoxon sign test for continuous variables