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Peralta AM. Diet energy density and cardiovascular risk: population-based survey of Sao Paulo ISA-Capital study [dissertation]. Sao Paulo (Brazil): Public Health School of Sao Paulo University; 2014. Introduction: Cardiovascular diseases have been the main cause of death in Brazil. Obesity is a major contributor to cardiovascular diseases and it has been increasing in Brazil. The dietary energy density (DED) could be a possible aid tool to weight gain prevents and for assessing the overall quality of the diet, with independent calculation criteria of eating habits and calculation procedures simpler than diet quality indicators. Objective: To analyze the association between DED and cardiovascular risk, and to investigate the relationship between DED and the diet quality index of adults and elderly in the city of Sao Paulo. Methods: It was used data from participants in the cross-sectional population-based survey entitled “Inquerito de Saude de Sao Paulo ISA Capital 2008/2009”: 357 subjects (20-74 years), for analysis between DED and cardiovascular risk , and 941 subjects (20 years or more), for analysis between DED and the diet quality index . The replicated 24-hour recall was used to assess dietary intake. The usual intake of foods, nutrients and DED was calculated by the Multiple Source Method. Caloric and noncaloric beverages were excluded from the calculation of DED (“foods only” method); the diet quality was analyzed by Brazilian Health Eating Index Revised (BHEI-R), and cardiovascular risk, by predictive equations from the Framingham cardiovascular score risk. As analises foram realizadas utilizando o modulo survey do Stata, versao 11. The relationship between the DED and IQD-R and components was verified by generalized linear models, by gaussian model and the relationship between DED and cardiovascular risk by gamma model, both with log link function. The analyzes were performed using the survey module in Stata, version 11. Results: DED mean exceeded the maximum recommended value of 1.25kcal/g, by World Cancer Research Fund, in all age groups. The DED showed a significant relationship with cardiovascular risk score in 45-59 years-old adults and elderly, independent of serum triglycerides, energy from beverages, category of per capita household income and change of eating habits. The average intake of total fiber decreased with the DED increases, whereas intakes of total fat and trans increased in all category of ages. The BHEI-R score and the scores of most of its components were significantly lower in the highest DED tertile compared with the

Densidade energética da dieta e risco cardiovascular: estudo de base populacional no município de São Paulo - estudo ISA-Capital