Research Article

Dietary Intake and Physical Activity of Normal Weight and Overweight/Obese Adolescents

Table 6

Lifestyle characteristics and other information in relation to overweight status: results of multiple logistic regression.

Odds ratio95% confidence interval

BoysSports activities outside of school (yes versus no)0.730.361.45.371
Hours of sporting activities (0–3 versus more than three)1.350.742.46.325
Hours of watching TV (0–2 versus more than two)1.310.822.10.255
Overweight status of mother (normoweight versus overweight)0.550.330.94.029
Overweight status of father (normoweight versus overweight)0.570.360.93.024
Eating breakfast (yes versus no)0.650.321.32.232
Number of meals per day (2-3 versus 6-7)2.570.768.68.127
Number of meals per day (4-5 versus 6-7)1.640.773.47.20
Energy intake (kJ) (low versus high)0.890.253.22.864
Fat intake (g) (low versus high)1.160.433.12.764
Protein intake (g) (low versus high)1.220.493.09.668
Carbohydrates intake (g) (low versus high)2.531.095.86.029

GirlsSports activities outside of school (yes versus no)1.020.541.94.105
Hours of sporting activities (0–3 versus more than three)1.660.903.08.071
Hours of watching TV (0–2 versus more than two)0.790.471.35.394
Overweight status of mother (normoweight versus overweight)0.240.140.41 .0001
Overweight status of father (normoweight versus overweight)0.500.300.85.009
Eating breakfast (yes versus no)0.940.471.89.859
Number of meals per day (2-3 versus 6-7)1.130.245.30.876
Number of meals per day (4-5 versus 6-7)0.760.331.73.512
Energy intake (kJ) (low versus high)0.960.194.83.962
Fat intake (g) (low versus high)1.270.384.26.698
Protein intake (g) (low versus high)1.040.422.59.933
Carbohydrates intake (g) (low versus high)2.190.726.67.167