Skip to main content

Table 3 Dietary intake among obese adolescents in Yogyakarta, Indonesia (n = 179)

From: The association between dietary intake and cardiometabolic risk factors among obese adolescents in Indonesia

 

Total (n = 179)

Males (n = 101)

Females (n = 78)

Median

25th Percentiles

75th Percentiles

Median

25th Percentiles

75th Percentiles

Median

25th Percentiles

75th Percentiles

Energy (kcal)

1864

1305

2375

2011

1677

2641

1431

1149

1963

Protein (g)

52.5

39.1

73

60.3

47.5

78.1

42.6

32

55.4

Fat (g)

49.5

35.2

69.7

55.0

37.2

76.1

43.7

32.5

59.4

Saturated Fat (g)

13.1

7

23.2

12.4

7

24.6

13.1

6.9

21.2

PUFA (g)

3.5

2.2

5.4

4.0

2.7

6.5

2.6

2

4.2

Carbohydrate (g)

299.2

197

390.6

339.5

271.9

438.5

212.8

150.2

312.6

Total Sugar (g)

33.0

14.3

66.6

45.8

20.5

77.1

26.3

11.6

46.5

Dietary Fibre (g)

9.2

5.9

14.3

10.5

7.2

16.5

7.2

4.4

11.9

Sodium (mg)

750

477

1183

830

560

1367

698

380

972

Potassium (mg)

1336

747

1984

1503

911

2139

1015

606

1712

% CHO to RDAa

80

58

108

85

68

109

71

50

104

% Fibre to RDAa

27

18

42

28

20

44

25

15

41

% Protein to RDAa

74

54

98

80

63

104

65

49

85

% Total fat to RDAa

64

45

87

65

43

69

62

46

84

% Energy from Protein

12

10

14

12

10

13

12

10

14

% Energy from CHO

63

56

69

65

60

71

60

53

67

% of CHO as Sugar

13

7

21

14

7

21

13

5

19

% Energy from Fat

25

20

31

24

17

29

27

21

55

  1. PUFA Poly-unsaturated fatty acid, CHO Carbohydrate
  2. aThe recommended dietary allowance (RDA) is based on Indonesia’s Ministry of Health Recommendations. Number 28. 2019