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The relationship among breakfast time, morningness–eveningness preference and body mass index in Type 2 diabetes

机译:2型糖尿病的早餐时间,晨夜偏好和体重指数之间的关系

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Abstract Aims Obesity is prevalent and related to poor outcomes in Type 2 diabetes. Evening preference and late meal times have been shown to be associated with obesity, but data are lacking in people with Type 2 diabetes. This study examined the relationship among meal timing, morningness–eveningness preference and BMI in Type 2 diabetes, using a mediation analysis. Methods Some 210 non‐shift workers with Type 2 diabetes participated in the study. Morningness–eveningness preference was assessed using a standard questionnaire, the Composite Scale of Morningness ( CSM ). Meal timing and daily calorie intake were obtained from 1‐day food recall. A mediation analysis adjusting for relevant covariables was performed to explore whether morningness–eveningness had a direct effect on BMI , or whether the effect was mediated through the intermediate variable of meal timing. Results Mean BMI was 28.4?±?4.8?kg/m 2 . A higher BMI was associated with greater evening preference ( P? = ? 0.019), and non‐significantly associated with late breakfast time ( P? = ? 0.053). BMI was not associated with other mealtimes or calorie intake. In addition, evening preference was associated with late breakfast time ( P? ? 0.001). Mediation analysis revealed that breakfast time mediated the association between morningness–eveningness and BMI , i.e. morning preference ( CSM ≥?45) was associated with earlier breakfast time, and lower BMI by 0.37?kg/m 2 [coefficient ? = ? ?0.365, 95% confidence intervals ( CI ): ?0.877, ?0.066), whereas the direct relationship between BMI and morningness–eveningness was non‐significant. Conclusions Late breakfast time mediated the relationship between morningness–eveningness preference and BMI . These results suggest that circadian preference and meal timing are novel and possibly modifiable risk factors for obesity in Type 2 diabetes.
机译:摘要目标肥胖是普遍的,与2型糖尿病的结果有关。晚间偏好和晚餐时间已显示与肥胖有关,但数据缺乏2型糖尿病的数据。本研究检测了使用中介分析的2型糖尿病中餐时序,晨夜偏好和BMI之间的关系。方法有大约210名患有2型糖尿病的非移位工人参加了该研究。早上晚上偏好使用标准问卷进行评估,晨略的复合规模(CSM)。每日膳食时间和每日卡路里摄入量从1天的食物召回获得。对相关的协变者进行调整调整的调解分析,以探索晨夜是否对BMI进行直接影响,或者是否通过餐时变量的中间变量介导的效果。结果是指BMI为28.4?±4.8?kg / m 2。较高的BMI与更大的晚间偏好有关(P?= 0.019),并且与早餐时间不显着相关(P?= 0.053)。 BMI与其他餐饮或卡路里摄入无关。此外,晚间偏好与晚餐时间有关(p?& 0.001)。中介分析显示,早餐时间介导晨天和BMI之间的关联,即早餐(CSM≥≤45)与早期的早餐时间相关,低于BMI 0.37 kg / m 2 [系数吗? =? ?0.365,95%的置信区间(CI):?0.877,?0.066),而BMI和晨夜之间的直接关系是非显着的。结论晚餐时间介导晨夜偏好与BMI之间的关系。这些结果表明,昼夜节律偏好和膳食时间是2型糖尿病患者肥胖的新颖性和可能的​​可修改的危险因素。

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