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Table 4.23a: Association between overweight/obesity and age group

Overweight/Obesity Total X2 p-value

Age group Yes no (%) No no (%) No (%)

<50 49 (71.0) 20 (29.0) 69 (32.9) 4.3716 0.0185

≥50 79 (56.0) 62 (44.0) 141 (67.1)

Total 128 82 210 (100)

df=1

Male Female

Total

0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140

Overweight/Obese

Normal

Male Female Total

88

There was a statistical significant association between overweight/obesity and age group in the direction of those < 50 years (X2=4.3716, p< 0.02). This was confirmed by Logistic regression shown in Table below.

Table 4.23b: Association between overweight/obesity and age group

Test Statistic D.F. P-Value Likelihood Ratio 4.4716 1 0.0345

4.3.2 Association between Overweight/obesity and Gender Table 4.24a: Association between overweight/obesity and gender

Overweight/obesity Total X2 p-value

Gender Yes no(%) No no(%)

Female 90 (68.2) 42 (31.8) 132 (62.9) 7.8041 0.003 Male 38 (48.7) 40 (51.3) 78 (37.1)

Term

Odds Ratio

95% C.I. Coefficient S. E.

Z-Statistic

P-Value agegrooup (<50/>=50

- 90)

1.9228 0.2805 0.9642 -0.6538 0.3149 -2.0758 0.0379

CONSTANT * * * 0.8961 0.2653 3.3772 0.0007

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Total 128 82 210

df=1

There was a statistical significant association between overweight/obesity and gender in the direction of the female gender (X2=7.8041, p<0.003). This was confirmed by logistic regression shown below.

Table 4.24b: Association between overweight/obesity and gender

4.3.3 Association between overweight/obesity and marital status Table 4.25a: Association between overweight/obesity and marital status

Overweight/obesity Total X2 p-value

Term Odds Ratio 95% C.I. Coefficient S. E. Z-Statistic P-Value

gender (F/M) 2.2556 0.2493 0.7883 -0.8134 0.2937 -2.7700 0.0056 CONSTANT * * * 0.7621 0.1869 4.0785 0.0000

Test Statistic D.F. P-Value

Likelihood Ratio 7.7541 1 0.0054

90 Marital

status

Yes no(%) No no(%)

Currently Married

103 (64.4) 57 (35.6) 160 (76.2) 3.3075 0.037

Currently unmarried

25 (50) 25 (50) 50 (23.8)

Total 128 82 210

df=1

There was a statistical significant association between overweight/obesity and marital status in the direction of those currently married (X2=3.3075, p<0.037). This association was lost after logistic regression as shown below.

Table 4.25b Association between overweight/obesity and marital status

Term

Odds Ratio

95% C.I. Coefficient S. E.

Z-Statistic

P-Value married

/unmarried)

1.8070 0.9510 3.4334 0.5917 0.3275 1.8067 0.0708

CONSTANT * * * 0.0000 0.2828 0.0000 1.0000

Test Statistic D.F. P-Value

91

4.3.4 Association between overweight/obesity and place of residence

Table 4.26: Association between overweight/obesity and place of residence

Overweight/obesity Total X2 p-value

Residence Yes no(%) No no(%)

Urban 108 (63.2) 63 (36.8) 171 (81.4) 1.8819 0.09 Rural 20 (51.3) 19 (48.7) 39 (18.6)

Total 128 82 210

df=1

There was no association between overweight/obesity and place of residence (X2=1.8819, p

>0.05).

Likelihood Ratio 3.2551 1 0.0712

92

4.3.5 Association between overweight/obesity and Education Table 4.27a: Association between overweight/obesity and Education

Overweight/obesity Total X2 p-value

Education Yes no(%) No no(%)

None 42 (50.6) 41 (49.4) 83 (39.5) 8.0621 0.0447 Primary 36 (75.0) 12 (25) 48 (22.9)

Secondary 16 (66.7) 8 (33.3) 24 (11.4) Tertiary 34 (61.8) 21 (38.2) 55 (26.2)

Total 128 82 210

df=3

There was a statistically significant association between Overweight/obesity and educational level (X2=8.0621, p < 0.05). This is confirmed by Logistic regression shown in the table below.

Table 4.27b: Association between overweight/obesity and educational level

Term Odds Ratio 95% C.I. Coefficient S. E. Z-Statistic P-Value edu (pri/none) 2.9286 1.3396 6.4024 1.0745 0.3991 2.6925 0.0071

93

4.3.6 Association between overweight/obesity and occupation Table 4.28a: Association between overweight/obesity and occupation

Overweight/obesity Total X2 p-value

Occupation Yes no(%) No no(%)

Skilled 33 (64.7) 18 (35.3) 51(24.3) 14.3466 0.0008 Unemployed 31(43.7) 40 (56.3) 71 (33.8)

Unskilled 64 (72.7) 24 (27.3) 88 (41.9)

128 82 210

df=2

There was a statistically significant association between overweight/obesity and occupation among the study subjects in the direction of those with skilled or unskilled occupations (X2=14.3466, p <

0.0008). This association was confirmed by logistic regression shown below.

Table 4.28b: Association between overweight/obesity and occupation

edu (sec/none) 1.9524 0.7539 5.0561 0.6690 0.4855 1.3781 0.1682 edu (ter/none) 1.5805 0.7899 3.1624 0.4577 0.3539 1.2935 0.1958 CONSTANT * * * 0.0241 0.2195 0.1098 0.9126 Test Statistic D.F. P-Value

Likelihood Ratio 8.2320 3 0.0415

Term Odds

Ratio 95% C.I. Coefficient S. E. Z-Statistic

P-Value occupation

(skilled/unemp) 2.3656 0.2014 0.8873 -0.8610 0.3783 -2.2760 0.0228

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4.3.7 Association between overweight/obesity and number of children.

Table 4.29a: Association between overweight/obesity and number of children

Overweight/obesity Total X2 p-value

Children Yes No

<3 17 (77.3) 5 (22.7) 22 (10.5) 2.7502 0.049

>3 111 (59.0) 77 (41.0) 188 (89.5)

Total 128 82 210 (100)

df=1

There was a significant association between Overweight/obesity and number of children in the direction of those with < 3 children (X2=2.7502, p < 0.05). This association was lost after logistic regression shown below.

Table 4.29b: Association between overweight/obesity and number of children occupation

(unskilled/unemp) 3.4409 1.773 6.6788 0.3747 0.3783 0.9904 0.0002

CONSTANT * * * 0.6061 0.2930 2.0686 0.0038

Test Statistic D.F. P-Value

Likelihood Ratio 14.3295 2 0.0008

95

4.3.8 Association between overweight/obesity and alcohol intake Table 4.30: Association between overweight/obesity and alcohol intake

Overweight/Obesity Total X2 p-value

Alcohol intake

Yes no(%) No no(%)

Yes 16 (64.0) 9 (36.0) 25 (11.9) 0.1107 0.3768

No 112 (87.5) 73 (89.0) 185 (88.1)

Term Odds

Ratio 95% C.I. Coefficient S. E. Z-Statistic

P-Value havechildrenlessthan3

(Yes/No) 2.3586 0.8353 6.6599 0.8580 0.5296 1.6201 0.1052

CONSTANT * * * 0.3657 0.1483 2.4659 0.0137

Test Statistic D.F. P-Value

Likelihood Ratio 2.9408 1 0.0864

96

Total 128 82 210 (100)

df=1

There was no statistically significant association between alcohol intake and overweight/obesity (X2=0.1107, p > 0.05).

4.3.9 Association between overweight/obesity and cigarette smoking Table 4.31: Association between overweight/obesity and cigarette smoking

Overweight/obesity Total Fisher’s

exact test

97

Smoking Yes No

Yes 0 2 (100) 2 (1) 0.1513

No 128 (61.5) 80 (38.5) 208 (99)

Total 128 82 210 (100)

df=1

There was no statistically significant association between overweight/obesity and smoking (Fisher’s exact test > 0.05).

4.3.10 Association between overweight/obesity and consumption of refined diets

98

Table 4.32a: Association between overweight/obesity and consumption of refined diets Overweight/obesity Total X2 p-value

Refined diets Yes no(%) No no(%)

Daily 18 (94.7) 1 (5.3) 19 (9.0) 59.6676 0.0000 Occasionally 83 (80.6) 20 (19.4) 103 (49)

Rarely 27 (30.7) 61 (69.3) 88 (41.9)

Total 128 80 210 (100)

df=2

There was a statistically significant association between overweight/obesity and consumption of refined diets in the direction of daily consumption of refined diets(X2= 59.6676, p < 0.0001). This association was confirmed by logistic regression shown below.

Table 4.32b: Association of overweight/obesity and consumption of refined diets

Term Odds

Ratio 95% C.I. Coefficient S. E. Z-Statistic

P-Value refineddiet (occ/very

rare) 9.3759 0.0291 0.8296 -1.4673 1.0568 -1.3884 0.0004 refineddiet

(daily/very rare) 40.667 0.0031 0.1936 -3.7054 1.0527 -3.5198 0.0000

CONSTANT * * * 2.8904 1.0271 2.8142 0.0049

Test Statistic D.F. P-Value

99

4.3.11 Association between overweight/obesity and regular exercise Table 4.33: Association between overweight/obesity and regular exercise

Overweight/obesity Total Fisher’s exact test

Regular Exercise

Yes no(%) No no(%)

Yes 7 (58.3) 5 (41.7) 12 (5.7) 0.5367

No 121 (61.1) 77 (38.9) 198 (94.3)

Total 128 82 210 (100)

df=1

There was no statistically significant association between overweight/obesity and regular exercise (Fisher’s exact test=0.5367).

Likelihood Ratio 63.2213 2 0.0000

100

4.4 HEALTH RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE OF OVERWEIGHT/OBESE

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