Table 1 Variables used in the study

Nutritional variables

Micronutrient

Sodium (mg)

Macronutrient

Carbohydrate (g)

Potassium (mg)

Protein (g)

Calcium (mg)

Fat (g)

Magnesium (mg)

Fiber (g)

Phosphorus (mg)

Carbohydrate (g)

Iron (mg)

Copper (mg)

Carbohydrates

Glucose (g)

Zinc (mg)

Fructose (g)

Chloride (mg)

Sucrose (g)

Manganese (mg)

Maltose (g)

Selenium (mg)

Lactose (g)

Lodine (mg)

Retinol (mg)

Fat

Saturated fat (g)

Carotene (mg)

Monounsaturated fatty acid (MUFA)(g)

Vitamin D(mg)

Polyunsaturated fatty acid(PUFA)(g)

Vitamin E (mg)

Trans fatty acids (g)

Thiamin (mg)

Cholesterol (g)

Riboflavin (mg)

Niacin (mg)

Vitamin B6 (mg)

Meat

Egg

Vitamin B12 (mg)

Fish

Folate (mg)

Tuna

Panthotene acid(mg)

Shrimp

Biotine(mg)

Lamb meat

Vitamin C (mg)

Veal meat

Feral meat

Cereals

White bread

Poultry

Spaghetti

Viscera Meat

Rice

Nuts

Legumes

Junk food

Snacks

Oil frying food

Biscuit

Vegetables

Potato

Cake

Spinach

Pizza

Vegetable

Sauce

Tomato

Chips

Cucumber

Chocolate

lettuce

Carbonated drinks

Garlic and onion

Delster(non-alcoholic Beer)

Beverage

Tea

Coffee

Dairy

Milk

CoffeeMilk

Yogurt

Water

Cheese

Cream

Fruits

Trees fruit

IceCream

Seasonal fruit

Doogh(Iranian soft drink)

Fruit juice

Dried fruit (Nuts)

High calorie

Honey

Sugar

Tot.N2.g

Tot.sug.mg

Starch

Salt

Non-nutritional variables

Demographic

Age

Medical examination factor

Exocervix

Marriage

Wart

Smoking

Smear

Alcohol

Hpv positive

Residient_place

HPV_sign _cat

Weight

Education_status

Financial_status

Residient_place

Sexual related factors

Sexmate_patient_2group

Treatment

Doing vaccination

Age_first_pregnancy

Treatment_method

Number of sex in a month

Natural_delivery vs Cesarean

Target variables

Case_control(Cancer/healthy patient)

Menstrual disorder

Phase

Age_firstsex

Number_Sexmate_for_spouse

Delivery

Successful_pregnancy

Number_Cesarean_delivery

Contraception_method

Age_first_pregnancy

Abortion