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The divergences between findings from our study and the American study may arise from different measures used. In the American study, Stunkard silhouettes were used 28 ; in our setting, the participants self‐reported their ideal weight in kilograms. The studies also had quite different source populations: the American participants 17 were young adults (18‐30 years) from a multiethnic (47% African American) population. Our participants were ethnically homogenous Northern Europeans. It has been shown that body shape and beauty ideals and actual‐ideal weight discrepancy are highly culture‐specific 29 , 30 Thus, generalizations to other populations are not straightforward.

Among young women, the risk of major weight gain tended to be higher in dieters than in nondieters over 6 y in both initial-weight groups, although these differences were not significant. Older women who were dieting at baseline had a significantly higher risk of major weight gain over both follow-up periods (over 6 and 15 y, respectively—ORs: 2.43 and 1.53; 95% CI: 1.33, 4.42 and 1.06, 2.22). The ORs decreased only slightly when potential confounders were controlled for, although one previously significant result became nonsignificant. Exclusion of women with a change in parity during the follow-up periods or adjustment for baseline age only did not change the point estimates substantially.