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Table 3 Unadjusted and adjusted model for factors related to Sarcopenia

From: Association between sarcopenia with lifestyle and family function among community-dwelling Chinese aged 60 years and older

Factors

Unadjusted

OR(95% CI)

Adjusted

OR(95% CI)

Dietary pattern

 Grain, Cereals

1.015(0.956–1.078)

1.018(0.952–1.089)

 Vegetables

0.998(0.979–1.017)

1.001(0.980–1.023)

 Fruits

0.956(0.895–1.022)

0.961(0.888–1.039)

 Eggs

1.007(0.932–1.088)

0.996(0.914–1.087)

 Fish,shrimp

1.061(0.913–1.232)

1.012(0.866–1.181)

 Nuts

0.702(0.516–0.956)*

0.724(0.532–0.985)*

 Meat

0.993(0.946–1.042)

1.000(0.948–1.054)

 Milk, milk products

0.990(0.932–1.052)

0.957(0.883–1.037)

 Legumes

1.034(0.962–1.112)

1.016(0.941–1.098)

Physical activity

 Low

1(reference)

1(reference)

 Moderate

0.337(0.111–1.026)

0.407(0.093–1.779)

 High

0.224(0.074–0.672)*

0.372(0.085–1.634)

Smoking

 Never Smoker

1(reference)

1(reference)

 Current smokers

1.137(0.630–2.053)

1.365(0.585–3.186)

 quitter

0.773(0.426–1.403)

0.637(0.286–1.423)

Drinking

 Not drink

1(reference)

1(reference)

 Drinking <2/week

0.530(0.218–1.294)

0.610(0.235–1.579)

 Drinking ≥2/week

0.435(0.206–0.919)*

0.527(0.233–1.192)

APGAR

0.699(0.576–0.848)*

0.683(0.496–0.940)*

  1. Binary logistic analyses were used to estimate the OR and 95% CI of factors related to sarcopenia; Adjusted for gender, ages, educational levels,diabetes, hypertension, heart disease, stroke, MMSE score and GDS score
  2. *P < 0.05