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Table 2 Description of fish and meat consumption by NAFLD on 1,862 participants of the Guangzhou Biobank Cohort Study

From: Association of fish and meat consumption with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease: Guangzhou Biobank Cohort Study

 

Total

(n = 1,862)

NAFLD

P

Without

(n = 1,169)

With

(n = 693)

Fatty fish, n (%), servings/week, one serving = 50 g

0.04

0

1,521 (81.69)

971 (83.06)

550 (79.37)

 

1–2

116 (6.23)

74 (6.33)

42 (6.06)

 

≥ 3

225 (12.08)

124 (10.61)

101 (14.57)

 

Other fishes, n (%), servings/week, one serving = 50 g

0.15

0–3

393 (21.11)

248 (21.21)

145 (20.92)

 

4–6

560 (30.08)

333 (28.49)

227 (32.76)

 

7–10

644 (34.59)

424 (36.27)

220 (31.75)

 

≥ 11

265 (14.23)

164 (14.03)

101 (14.57)

 

Aquatic and sea food, n (%), servings/week, one serving = 50 g

0.01

0

1,382 (74.22)

873 (74.68)

509 (73.45)

 

1–2

324 (17.40)

214 (18.31)

110 (15.87)

 

≥ 3

156 (8.38)

82 (7.01)

74 (10.68)

 

Red meat, n (%), servings/week, one serving = 50 g

0.96

0–3

318 (17.08)

201 (17.19)

117 (16.88)

 

4–6

658 (35.34)

417 (35.67)

241 (34.78)

 

7–10

596 (32.01)

369 (31.57)

227 (32.76)

 

≥ 11

290 (15.57)

182 (15.57)

108 (15.58)

 

Poultry, n (%), servings/week, one serving = 50 g

0.64

0–3

744 (39.96)

475 (40.63)

269 (38.82)

 

4–6

670 (35.98)

424 (36.27)

246 (35.50)

 

7–10

411 (22.07)

247 (21.13)

164 (23.67)

 

≥ 11

37 (1.99)

23 (1.97)

14 (2.02)

 

Processed meat, n (%), servings/week, one serving = 50 g

0.58

0

1,222 (65.63)

759 (64.93)

463 (66.81)

 

1–2

569 (30.56)

367 (31.39)

202 (29.15)

 

≥ 3

71 (3.81)

43 (3.68)

28 (4.04)

 
  1. NAFLD, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease