Additional file 1 of Higher intake of certain nutrients among older adults is associated with better cognitive function: an analysis of NHANES 2011–2014

Additional file 1: Table S1. Comorbidities of the study population. Table S2. Usual nutrient intake and nutrient adequacy for foods alone and foods + supplements among males 60+ years of age. Table S3. Usual nutrient intake and nutrient adequacy for foods alone and foods + supplements among females 60+ years of age. Table S4. Nutrient intake from food + supplements by cognitive function status among females 60+ years of age. Table S5. Nutrient adequacy from food + supplements by cognitive function status among females 60+ years of age. Table S6. Nutrient intake from food + supplements by cognitive function status among males 60+ years of age. Table S7. Nutrient adequacy from food + supplements by cognitive function status among males 60+ years of age. Table S8. Nutrient intake and adequacy from food + supplements by depression status among females 60+ years of age. Table S9. Nutrient intake and adequacy from food + supplements by depression status among males 60+ years of age.