Research Article

Association of Polygenetic Risk Scores Related to Immunity and Inflammation with Hyperthyroidism Risk and Interactions between the Polygenetic Scores and Dietary Factors in a Large Cohort

Table 5

Adjusted odds ratio and 95% confidence intervals for hyperthyroidism by the PRS with 7 SNPs after covariate adjustments according to age, gender, metabolic syndrome, and nutrient intake.

Low PRS (N = 15,403)Medium PRS (N = 20,929)High PRS (N = 2,997)Gene-nutrient interaction value

Less aged people111.434 (1.152–1.786)2.850 (1.771–4.588)0.0366
More aged people1.135 (0.572–2.255)1.135 (0.572–2.255)
Men11.172 (0.773–1.778)2.856 (1.187–6.871)0.3095
Women1.276 (1.080–1.507)1.811 (1.176–2.787)
Without MetS11.338 (1.130–1.583)2.278 (1.530–3.391)0.0165
With MetS10.882 (0.590–1.319)0.352 (0.048–2.590)
Low BMI211.345 (1.121–1.613)2.170 (1.402–3.359)0.1745
High BMI1.046 (0.777–1.409)1.389 (0.596–3.236)
Low energy intake311.199 (0.975–1.474)2.740 (1.742–4.310)0.0084
High energy intake11.350 (0.997–1.719)1.027 (0.474–2.229)
Low CHO411.561 (1.174–2.077)2.573 (1.376–4.813)0.4478
High CHO1.153 (0.958–1.387)1.720 (1.048–2.823)
Low protein511.144 (0.926–1.414)1.983 (1.168–3.370)0.4287
High protein1.415 (1.126–1.778)1.960 (1.111–3.456)
Low fat611.114 (0.924–1.343)2.021 (1.271–3.215)0.0972
High fat1.639 (1.240–2.167)1.885 (0.932–3.815)
Low fiber711.261 (1.057–1.505)2.126 (1.388–3.255)0.7071
High fiber1.418 (0.559–3.593)1.265 (0.915–1.749)
Low Ca811.192 (0.960–1.480)2.835 (1.764–4.555)0.0131
High Ca1.333 (0.999–1.715)1.115 (0.561–2.218)
Low seaweed911.276 (0.939–1.733)3.433 (1.881–6.265)0.0201
High seaweed1.262 (1.081–1.473)1.956 (1.328–2.880)
Low vegetables1011.302 (1.090–1.555)2.195 (1.432–3.365)0.7468
High vegetables1.133 (0.826–1.554)1.252 (0.496–3.160)
Low fruits1111.211 (1.011–1.451)2.186 (1.415–3.377)0.2953
High fruits1.425 (1.052–1.930)1.412 (0.602–3.313)
Low milk1211.221 (1.008–1.479)2.908 (1.923–4.396)<0.0001
High milk1.346 (1.034–1.752)0.343 (0.084–1.401)
Low DII1311.381 (1.018–1.873)3.451 (1.823–6.533)0.0499
High DII1.225 (0.998–1.456)1.514 (0.925–2.477)
Low coffee1411.053 (0.829–1.336)2.443 (1.421–4.201)0.0189
High coffee1.431 (1.167–1.756)1.615 (0.925–2.823)
Low alcohol1511.291 (1.075–1.550)1.681 (1.024–2.758)0.3348
High alcohol1.184 (0.884–1.585)2.567 (1.375–4.791)
Nonsmoking11.305 (1.104–1.541)1.836 (1.193–2.825)0.1947
Former + current smoking1.020 (0.668–1.558)2.700 (1.120–6.513)
No exercise1611.361 (1.082–1.712)2.025 (1.127–3.641)0.6968
Exercise1.198 (0.972–1.477)1.893 (1.131–3.169)
Low KBD1711.262 (1.081–1.473)1.956 (1.328–2.880)0.7043
High KBD1.216 (1.006–1.469)1.960 (1.220–3.147)
Low WSD1711.227 (1.056–1.426)1.830 (1.254–2.673)0.8925
High WSD1.234 (1.030–1.477)1.774 (1.107–2.842)
Low RBD1711.202 (0.998–1.493)1.806 (1.208–2.650)0.0638
High RBD1.117 (0.930–1.341)1.558 (0.951–2.552)

Values represent the odds ratio and 95% confidence intervals. PRS with 7 SNPs was divided into three categories (0–4, 5–7, and ≥8) by tertiles as the low, medium, and high PRS groups of the best model of GMDR. The cutoff points were as follows: 1 <55 years old, 2 <25 kg/m2 BMI, 3 <estimated energy intake, 4 < 70% carbohydrate (CHO) intake, 5 < 13% protein intake, 6 < 15% fat intake, 7 < 5 g/d fiber intake, 8 < 500 mg/d Ca intake, 9 <2.65 g/day seaweed intake, 10 < 160 g/d vegetable intake, 11 < 82 g/d fruits intake, 12 < 150 ml/d milk, 13 < 10.0 scores of dietary inflammation index (DII), 14 < 3 cup/week coffee intake, 15 < 20 g/d alcohol intake, 16 < moderate exercise 30 min/d for 3 times/week, and 17 <75th percentile of each dietary pattern. Multiple logistic regression models include the corresponding main effects, interaction terms of SNPs and main effects (energy and nutrient intake), and potential confounders such as age, gender, residence areas, initial menstruation age, menopause, pregnancy experience, income, education, energy intake, seaweed intake, smoking status, physical activity, WBC count, alcohol intake, autoimmune diseases including asthma and allergy, hyperthyroid treatments, and survey year. Multiple logistic regression models include the corresponding main effects, interaction terms of SNPs and main effects (energy and nutrient intake), and potential confounders. Reference was the low-PRS. KBD, Korean balanced diet intake; WSD, Western-style diet intake; and RBD, rice-based diet intake.