Research Article
The Oslo Health Study: A Dietary Index Estimating Frequent Intake of Soft Drinks and Rare Intake of Fruit and Vegetables Is Negatively Associated with Bone Mineral Density
Table 2
Association between single items of foods/beverages possibly influencing the acid load and distal forearm bone mineral density, adjusted for possible confounding variables. Linear regression.
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aGender, age, weight, height, years at school, smoking, frequency of alcohol intake, and leisure time physical activity. bPerformed with one by one of the items of food/beverages as main independent cFive intake frequency estimates (see Section 2) dSix intake frequency estimates (see Section 2). Unstandardized (B) regression coefficients are shown. |