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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Kidney Dis. 2015 Oct 14;67(3):400–407. doi: 10.1053/j.ajkd.2015.09.005

Table 3.

Age-standardized baseline characteristics by intake of total vitamin C: HPFS

Total vitamin C
<90 mg/d 90–249 mg/d 250–499 mg/d 500–999 mg/d ≥1,000 mg/d
Vitamin C, mg/d 67.0(15.9) 164(43) 343(69) 716(126) 1,530(389)
Age, y * 51.5(9.1) 53.7(9.8) 54.4(9.9) 55.0(9.8) 54.3(9.5)
BMI, kg/m2 25.8(3.4) 25.6(3.4) 25.4(3.4) 25.2(3.1) 25.1(3.3)
Thiazide use 8 9 9 9 9
Calcium supplement use 5 11 25 44 57
Dietary calcium, mg/d 746(325) 798(301) 815(292) 813(303) 814(314)
Potassium, mg/d 2,850(550) 3,338(588) 3,645(718) 3,619(787) 3,744(834)
Magnesium, mg/d 302(64) 337(67) 370(81) 381(89) 404(103)
Total fructose, g/d 17.8(10.9) 23.8(9.5) 28.9(11.4) 27.9(12.7) 27.9(12.7)
Oxalate, mg/d 103(75) 138(144) 157(139) 152(129) 168(160)
Phytate, mg/d 812(335) 905(358) 973(399) 1,009(417) 1,068(451)
Animal protein, g/d 67.6(18.0) 68.1(17.2) 66.7(17.7) 67.1(18.4) 67.9(18.8)
Alcohol intake, g/d* 6.0[0–17.1] 6.0[1.0–15.4] 5.3[0.9–13.9] 6.0[0.9–15.0] 5.8[0.9–15.0]
Fluid volume, L/d 1.93(0.81) 1.92(0.77) 1.99(0.80) 1.99(0.81) 1.91(0.78)

Note: Values for categorical variables are given as percentage and those for continuous variables, as mean ± standard deviation or median [interquartile range], and are standardized to age distribution of study population except where otherwise specified. Nutrient intakes are energy-adjusted.

BMI, body mass index; HPFS, Health Professionals Follow-up Study

*

Value is not age adjusted

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