3. Results
diabetes mellitus, 7.0–30.5
DIABETES MELLITUS, ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION
A total of 3414 individuals participated in the study; 43.4% (Prevalence of arterial hypertension was 53.2% (51.5–54.8) and of diabetes mellitus was 16.9% (15.7–18.2). Most participants practiced 150 min of physical activity or more per week (93.4%) and considered their health to be good/very good (71.7%). The median time of participation in the PAS was 16.7 months (7.0–30.5) and the BMI was 27.3 kg/mWhen assessing the differences in nutrient intake between individuals in the IG and CG at baseline, lower energy (When evaluating the effectiveness of the collective intervention to encourage the consumption of FV for nutrients intake, after adjustment, an inverse relationship was observed between participation in the intervention and the consumption of total energy [RR: 0.979 (0.960; 0.999)] and protein [RR: 0.978 (0.959; 0.997)] (Analysis of the adequacy of the consumption of nutrients aiming at the prevention and control of NCDs showed that participants of both groups, after 12 months, reported an increase in the prevalence of adequacy of the consumption of total fat, saturated fats, fiber, and sodium, and reduced trans fats. Additionally, IG individuals showed an increase in the prevalence of adequacy of potassium intake. However, participation in the collective intervention to encourage the consumption of FV, after adjustment for possible confounding factors, was not associated with adequacy of nutrient intake for the prevention and control of NCDs (