Research Article

The Association between Unhealthy Food Consumption and Impaired Glucose Metabolism among Adults with Overweight or Obesity: A Cross-Sectional Analysis of the Indonesian Population

Table 3

There is an association between the dietary patterns of specific food groups and IGT.

Food groupsModel 1aModel 2bModel 3cModel 4dModel 5e
OR95% CIOR95% CIOR95% CIOR95% CIOR95% CI

Sweet foods
Rare11111
Frequent0.9240.859–0.9930.0310.9300.849–1.0190.1200.9300.849–1.0190.1200.9300.849–1.0190.1200.9270.846–1.0160.107

Salty foods
Rare11111
Frequent0.9450.863–1.03502260.9450.863–1.0360.2280.9450.863–1.0350.2220.9450.862–1.0350.2240.9400.857–1.0310.187

High-fat foods
Rare11111
Frequent1.1241.032–1.2250.0071.1201.027–1.2200.0101.1221.030–1.2230.0081.1171.025–1.2180.0111.1111.018–1.2110.018

Grilled foods
Rare11111
Frequent0.9320.731–1.1890.5700.9370.734–1.1960.6010.9430.739–1.2030.6350.9480.742–1.2100.6680.9650.754–1.2350.779

Processed foods
Rare11111
Frequent1.0370.789–1.3640.7931.0290.782–1.3540.8401.0410.791–1.3690.7771.0320.784–1.3580.8231.0680.809–1.4090.644

Fruits and vegetables
Sufficient11111
Deficient0.9110.784–1.0590.2240.8960.771–1.0420.1540.9190.791–1.0680.2710.9040.778–1.0511.0510.8980.771–1.0450.165

aUnadjusted; badjusted for BMI; cadjusted for physical activity; dadjusted for BMI and physical activity; eadjusted for BMI, physical activity, age, and gender; significant, .