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Table 4 Relationship between lifestyle and eGFR*

From: Risk factors for chronic kidney disease in Japan: a community-based study

 

eGFR, mL/min/1.73 m2

Lifestyle

 

<60

(n = 130)

≥ 60

(n = 1424)

p value

Alcohol intake‡, %

    
 

(-)

59.2

49.8

 
 

(+)

40.8

50.2

0.044

Smoking habit§, %

    
 

(-)

70.8

68.4

 
 

(+)

29.2

31.6

0.622

Changing of Weight

    

from 20 years old||, %

(a)

16.1

25

 
 

(b)

83.9

75

0.025

Insufficient exercise§, %

    
 

(-)

58.5

43.5

 
 

(+)

41.5

56.5

0.001

Exercise habit§, %

    
 

(+)

49.2

38.8

 
 

(-)

50.8

61.2

0.024

Eating speed**, %

    
 

(c)

72.3

65.4

 
 

(d)

27.7

34.6

0.122

Regular meal consumption§, %

    
 

(-)

6.9

12.6

 
 

(+)

93.1

87.4

0.067

Fat intake††, %

    
 

(-)

96.1

88.6

 
 

(+)

3.9

11.4

0.005

Salt intake‡‡, %

    
 

(e)

6.9

13

 
 

(f)

54.6

57.4

 
 

(g)

38.5

29.6

0.033

  1. *A χ2 test was used for statistical comparisons. † An eGFR ≥ 60 was used as the control group. ‡ (-):non-drinker, (+): drinker. §(+):having a lifestyle, (-): not having a lifestyle. || (a): not changed, (b): changed. ** (c): not faster, (d): faster.
  2. †† (-): not excess, (+): excess. ‡‡ (e): light, (f): moderate, (g): heavy.