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95% of the Latvian population with children under 15 encourages children to adhere to the basic principles of a healthy lifestyle, but does not necessarily follow the result – according to research findings "Maxima retail compbad"
Maxima Latvija Zane Kaktinis, head of the business badysis department, says, "Every 95% of parents ask kids to think of a healthier diet. Each quarter (25%) seeks to become a childish way of life, two-thirds (69%) but it does not always succeed, while only 6% of respondents admit that they encourage children, but practical actions do not follow.
However, the results of the survey also show that the older generation thinks the most about a healthy lifestyle. % of the population aged 64 to 74 reported that they were trying to 37% said that they should all be targeted.
"Judging by trends in the information environment, it seems that only young people think of healthy eating, and that is the cry of this fashionable moment. The survey shows that older generations are focusing more on healthy eating, as was the case a few years ago, which could be explained by the fact that more research shows that nutrition can improve. health and even cure various chronic diseases and that it is appreciated by more and more people, "says Lyga Balode, founder and certified nutrition specialist at OnPlate.] Liga Balode draws attention:" The Results from the Population Report 2016 of the Central Bureau of Statistics show that young people aged 15 to 25 in the case of 20% have chronic diseases that hinder their daily lives. Therefore, it would be very important in early childhood to teach the importance of good nutrition for a healthy life. "
The study was conducted in April 2018 through the SKDS research center.The study was attended by 1005 residents of Latvia aged 18 to 74 years
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