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Reproducibility and Relative Validity of a Questionnaire to Assess Intake of Black Tea Polyphenols in Epidemiological Studies

Iman A. Hakim, Vern Hartz, Robin B. Harris, Douglas Balentine, Ute M. Weisgerber, Ellen Graver, Robin Whitacre and David Alberts
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DOI:  Published June 2001
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    Black tea polyphenol database based on the composition of commonly consumed black tea beverages in Arizona

    No. of samplesAverage concentration (μg/ml)
    Total flavonoidsTotal polyphenolsCatechinsTheaflavinsThearubigensGallic acidCaffeine
    Regular hot black teaa
     Brewed for 1 min341764240037717145
     Brewed for 2–3 min6648997941354627244
     Brewed for ≥4 min36921064871558525215
    Diluted hot black teab
     Brewed for 1 min2183282100173362
     Brewed for 2–3 min2222341150207479
     Brewed for ≥4 min23615552303388103
    Iced black tea beverages
     Brewed1050777974836918158
     Sun Tea538358947333321131
     Instant2961471095330
     Restaurant547072440342532200
    • a One tea bag/cup or mug = 0.96 g of tea leaves/100 ml.

    • b One tea bag/2 cups or 2 mugs = 0.48 g of tea leaves/100 ml.

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    Descriptive data and daily median (P25, P75) tea intake as estimated by the ATQ (ATQ1),a the AFFQ, and 4 days of FRs

    Tea intake for consumer (ml/day)
    % consuming n = 116bMedian (P25, P75)cMean (SD)rid
    ATQ1a78.348.8 (24.0, 155.2)126.6 (154.8)
    AFFQ87.944.1 (13.7, 129.7)111.8 (182.5)0.97
    FRs69.488.8 (59.3, 118.4)101.1 (56.7)0.77
    • a ATQ1, first administration of the ATQ. P25, P75, 25th and 75th percentiles.

    • b Four subjects had incomplete food records (<4) and were excluded from the analysis.

    • c Two-sided Wilcoxon signed-rank test comparing intake (ml/day) based on AFFQ and FRs with that based on ATQ1 = no statistical significant difference.

    • d ri = intraclass correlation coefficient for log-transformed data.

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    Daily median (P25, P75) black tea (ml/day) and black tea polyphenols (mg/day) intake as estimated by the ATQ administered twice

    Daily intake for consumer of product Median (P25, P75)a
    Black teaATQ1ATQ2rpbric
    Overall tea intake (ml/day)35.52 (11.83, 132.64)67.59 (21.69, 232.34)0.680.55
     Total flavonoids (mg/day)8.52 (2.91, 32.98)11.21 (4.60, 44.17)0.770.72
     Total polyphenols (mg/day)13.04 (4.49, 50.56)17.24 (7.08, 67.87)0.770.72
     Catechins (mg/day)0.94 (0.24, 4.36)1.12 (0.51, 5.34)0.820.67
     Theaflavins (mg/day)0.13 (0.04, 0.53)0.14 (0.05, 0.68)0.760.83
     Thearubigens (mg/day)7.03 (2.60, 27.25)9.59 (4.14, 35.91)0.770.73
     Gallic acid (mg/day)0.37 (0.13, 1.35)0.48 (0.22, 2.00)0.770.68
     Caffeine (mg/day)2.77 (1.03, 11.58)3.77 (1.66, 15.98)0.770.69
    Hot tea (ml/day)23.45 (8.87, 81.32)25.63 (13.31, 211.21)0.670.58
     Total flavonoids (mg/day)12.32 (4.47, 75.28)13.25 (5.94, 126.26)0.720.82
     Total polyphenols (mg/day)18.95 (6.88, 115.82)20.38 (9.14, 194.26)0.720.82
     Catechins (mg/day)1.56 (0.65, 9.29)1.78 (0.83, 15.97)0.700.81
     Theaflavins (mg/day)0.15 (0.05, 0.71)0.23 (0.11, 1.37)0.760.79
     Thearubigens (mg/day)10.38 (3.77, 63.43)11.19 (5.02, 106.39)0.720.83
     Gallic acid (mg/day)0.51 (0.19, 3.04)0.51 (0.24, 5.26)0.720.82
     Caffeine (mg/day)4.64 (1.68, 2.61)4.50 (2.16, 47.54)0.720.82
    Brewed iced tea (ml/day)84.49 (15.77, 84.49)116.17 (23.66, 337.94)0.710.40
     Total flavonoids (mg/day)30.50 (4.50, 57.83)29.41 (8.00, 96.38)0.790.80
     Total polyphenols (mg/day)46.86 (6.91, 88.85)45.19 (12.29, 148.08)0.790.80
     Catechins (mg/day)4.45 (0.66, 8.44)4.29 (1.17, 14.07)0.790.80
     Theaflavins (mg/day)0.48 (0.07, 0.91)0.46 (0.13, 1.52)0.790.80
     Thearubigens (mg/day)22.20 (3.27, 42.09)21.41 (5.82, 70.14)0.790.80
     Gallic acid (mg/day)1.08 (0.16, 2.05)1.04 (0.28, 3.42)0.790.80
     Caffeine (mg/day)9.50 (1.40, 18.02)9.12 (2.49, 30.03)0.790.80
    Sun tea (ml/day)33.79 (11.83, 152.07)50.69 (21.69, 253.46)0.810.76
     Total flavonoids (mg/day)6.63 (2.98, 25.40)6.80 (4.53, 24.27)0.810.87
     Total polyphenols (mg/day)10.20 (4.58, 39.06)10.45 (6.97, 37.32)0.810.87
     Catechins (mg/day)0.81 (0.37, 3.12)0.83 (0.56, 2.98)0.810.87
     Theaflavins (mg/day)0.05 (0.02, 0.20)0.05 (0.04, 0.19)0.810.87
     Thearubigens (mg/day)5.77 (2.59, 22.09)5.91 (3.94, 21.10)0.810.87
     Gallic acid (mg/day)0.36 (0.16, 1.39)0.37 (0.25, 1.33)0.810.87
     Caffeine (mg/day)2.27 (1.02, 8.69)2.32 (1.55, 8.30)0.810.87
    Instant iced tea (ml/day)20.70 (11.83, 184.74)121.45 (34.78, 168.97)0.640.43
     Total flavonoids (mg/day)0.68 (0.43, 8.52)4.18 (0.91, 11.71)0.79
     Total polyphenols (mg/day)1.05 (0.65, 13.04)6.40 (1.40, 17.93)0.79
     Catechins (mg/day)0.01 (0.004, 0.09)0.04 (0.01, 0.12)0.79
     Theaflavins (mg/day)0 (0, 0)0 (0, 0)
     Thearubigens (mg/day)0.68 (0.42, 8.43)4.14 (0.90, 11.59)0.79
     Gallic acid (mg/day)0.02 (0.001, 0.27)0.13 (0.03, 0.37)0.79
     Caffeine (mg/day)0.21 (0.13, 2.66)1.31 (0.29, 3.66)0.79
    Restaurant iced tea (ml/day)15.77 (11.83, 50.13)26.61 (21.69, 126.73)0.530.20
     Total flavonoids (mg/day)5.56 (2.91, 17.87)7.99 (4.17, 22.34)0.670.32
     Total polyphenols (mg/day)8.56 (4.49, 27.51)12.31 (6.42, 34.41)0.670.32
     Catechins (mg/day)0.47 (0.25, 1.52)0.68 (0.36, 1.90)0.670.32
     Theaflavins (mg/day)0.04 (0.02, 0.11)0.05 (0.03, 0.14)0.670.32
     Thearubigens (mg/day)5.03 (2.63, 16.16)7.23 (3.77, 20.20)0.670.32
     Gallic acid (mg/day)0.38 (0.20, 1.22)0.54 (0.28, 1.52)0.670.32
     Caffeine (mg/day)2.37 (1.24, 7.60)3.40 (1.77, 951)0.670.32
    • a Two-sided Wilcoxon signed-rank test comparing intake (mg/day) based on ATQ2 with that based on ATQ1 = no statistical significant difference. ATQ1, first administration of the ATQ; ATQ2, second administration of the ATQ (2 months later).

    • b rp = Pearson correlation coefficient for log-transformed data.

    • c r1 = intraclass correlation coefficient for log-transformed data.

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