Table 3.

Characteristics of Positive Responders to the Almond Preload^*

	ID	Age (years)	Sex	Race	Ethnicity	BMI (kg/m²)	HbA_1c	FamHxDM^{^†}	Insurance
Marked hypoglycemic response	2	48	Male	White	Non-Hispanic	25	5.8	0	Private
	4	75	Male	AA	Non-Hispanic	33	6.3	0.5	Private
	6	71	Male	White	Non-Hispanic	29	6.3	0	Medicare
	11	46	Male	White	Non-Hispanic	37	6.1	0.5	Private
	17	78	Female	White	Hispanic	22	6.3	0	Medicare
	28	67	Female	White	Hispanic	31	6.0	1.0	Medicare
	30	90	Male	White	Non-Hispanic	23	5.3¹	1.5	Medicare
	40	45	Female	White	Hispanic	28	5.9	0	Medicaid
Moderate hypoglycemic response	4	67	Female	White	Non-Hispanic	30	6.4	0.63	Medicare
	14	18	Female	White	Hispanic	36	6.0	0.75	Uninsured
	19	70	Male	White	Hispanic	26	5.7	0	Medicare
	20	38	Male	White	Non-Hispanic	36	6.3	0.5	Private

↵* Random glucose of 145 mg/dL led to recruitment into the study, with a subsequent abnormal baseline glucose tolerance test.
↵† Values for each relative: 1st degree (parent/sibling/child) = 0.5; 2nd degree (grandparent, grandchild, uncle, aunt) = 0.25; 3rd degree (1st cousin, great grandparent, great grandchild, great aunt or uncle) = 0.125.
AA, African American; BMI, body mass index; FamHxDM, family history of diabetes.