Δεν φταιει η ελλειψη χρονου, ουτε η απροθυμια να μαγειρευουμε. Είμαστε πια πολύ φτωχοί για να αγοράζουμε υγιεινές τροφές. Δεν το λέω εγώ. Το λεν οι έρευνες. https://t.co/JBhcYJFru5. https://t.co/1T3PY6R5c2
Nutrition quality of food purchases varies by household income: the SHoPPER study.
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Several discussions reference the article's findings, such as the mention of higher income households spending less on unhealthy food choices and consuming more nutritious options. Phrases like 'poor people are choosing higher calorie/dollar choices' and 'this type of diet is not that old' reflect the complexity of dietary choices influenced by socioeconomic status. The tone varies from supportive to critical, showcasing a blend of agreement with the findings and skepticism toward the implications, which creates a nuanced dialogue.
Most discussions largely resonate with the findings of the study, suggesting that there is a shared understanding among users about the links between income levels and dietary choices.
Users show a high level of interest, as many posts express curiosity and bring up related concepts such as socioeconomic factors impacting food accessibility.
The engagement is moderate, with some participants delving into the methodological aspects of the research and discussing broader implications, although others seem dismissive.
There is a strong perception that the findings of the study can have a significant impact on public policy and health intervention strategies.
Abstract in brief
- Lower household income is linked to poorer diet quality, making household food purchases a key area for potential interventions.
- A study analyzed food purchase data from 202 urban households, focusing on various dietary quality metrics using the Healthy Eating Index 2010 (HEI 2010).
- Results showed that higher income households had significantly better diet quality scores and consumed more vegetables and dairy while spending less on unhealthy options like frozen desserts compared to lower income households.
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دراسة: تشتري الأُسر ذات الدخل المنخفض أغذية صحية أقل مقارنة مع الأُسر ذات الدخل المرتفع، قد تتوسط أنماط شراء الأغذية اختلافات الدخل في جودة المدخول الغذائي @DietArab @DietitiansGulf https://t.co/JyOjrHLpSw
Demographics such as higher income and education could be correlated with a better knowledge about #nutrition and the impact of food on #health. https://t.co/scz22CWu6y Source Photo: Internet https://t.co/BDDEeTgDD9
@FredrikKopsch Utjämnande av klassklyftor skulle ge socioekonomiskt fattiga hushåll bättre förmåga till bättre val, ytterligare så om friskolor försvann. https://t.co/0a1zbjGLCn
I suspect this has more to do with dietary quality over last 2+ generations. We are still uncovering genomic downstream effects of industrial processed foods. This type of diet is not that old. https://t.co/8TyZD6z6l3 https://t.co/t38dAzLRKb
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@GORILLAZOUTSOLD @beem_oon @shortcakeO_O I know it doesn’t make sense but it’s shockingly true. Higher income households had higher vegetable scores, and less income spent on frozen goods. It’s mostly due to how people believe that junk food is cheaper than meal planning. https://t.co/8cXNMDQK1a
@BlackBan46 @exuske @shortcakeO_O Well atp that’s not even poor that’s just near homeless, people who have living spaces but don’t have a lot of money to spare are more likely to spend money on less healthy food, this is studied and recorded https://t.co/8cXNMDQK1a
@henningwehn https://t.co/8ZaZMOBqAi
@DougWahl1 How do you define junk food? At least 4 aisles in the grocery store? Boy, some people are going to hate him... like all of Trump's supporters. https://t.co/NkfpMD1Mrz. https://t.co/SgmH8xKaA6). https://t.co/2Rh5HurDHq https://t.co/st7H4qnJxu
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@Thamno @sharmutal @kevinnbass Here are the two that popped up- the one that I originally saw concluded exactly that poor people were choosing the higher calorie/dollar choices at fast food places. https://t.co/s8kVLh43B6 https://t.co/J4f8SSshHC
@Kisouttahere @JeffHosterman @BillAckman https://t.co/XRs1XaMJMs
@mcuban This would bankrupt poor working class people. Why do you hate the poor? https://t.co/xWsabfTsMj https://t.co/qcdJ8EdNYn https://t.co/PpSdViQzGe
@musesesese3 @ChadloniousMonk @CatholicXenu "Who are they to say that income similar families are nutrient similar? That is blatantly false" It isn't blatantly false. The relation between nutrition and income is well established. https://t.co/jgMYWLmdrF
@EsquivelitoV @TeoCanales @EsdeProfugos Yo encontre varios pero ninguno del MIT https://t.co/aZbuEkUPCW https://t.co/eYjYwJfLlk https://t.co/Yq5ah9nCKs
@BrunoVespa @FrancescoLollo1 https://t.co/EKE9GPeQZk
@CalzolariNuss https://t.co/ns24Mx7PbA
I suspect this has more to do with dietary quality over last 2+ generations. We are still uncovering genomic downstream effects of industrial processed foods. This type of diet is not that old. https://t.co/8TyZD6z6l3 https://t.co/t38dAzLRKb
@JohannesKlenell Det finns en uppsjö studier som visar på att socioekonomiskt fattiga hushåll gör sämre beslut i fråga om ekonomi och kostvanor. Bl.a. https://t.co/0a1zbjHjrV
RT @VoriaKypria: Δεν φταιει η ελλειψη χρονου, ουτε η απροθυμια να μαγειρευουμε. Είμαστε πια πολύ φτωχοί για να αγοράζουμε υγιεινές τροφές.…
RT @VoriaKypria: Δεν φταιει η ελλειψη χρονου, ουτε η απροθυμια να μαγειρευουμε. Είμαστε πια πολύ φτωχοί για να αγοράζουμε υγιεινές τροφές.…
RT @VoriaKypria: Δεν φταιει η ελλειψη χρονου, ουτε η απροθυμια να μαγειρευουμε. Είμαστε πια πολύ φτωχοί για να αγοράζουμε υγιεινές τροφές.…
Δεν φταιει η ελλειψη χρονου, ουτε η απροθυμια να μαγειρευουμε. Είμαστε πια πολύ φτωχοί για να αγοράζουμε υγιεινές τροφές. Δεν το λέω εγώ. Το λεν οι έρευνες. https://t.co/JBhcYJFru5. https://t.co/1T3PY6R5c2
@FredrikKopsch Utjämnande av klassklyftor skulle ge socioekonomiskt fattiga hushåll bättre förmåga till bättre val, ytterligare så om friskolor försvann. https://t.co/0a1zbjGLCn
RT @Tankverket: @Anton_Holmlund @JesperAhlin https://t.co/0a1zbjGLCn Fråga, bör det vara individens eget ansvar att bilda sig i hälsa och…
@Anton_Holmlund @JesperAhlin https://t.co/0a1zbjGLCn Fråga, bör det vara individens eget ansvar att bilda sig i hälsa och ekonomi?
@PetulkaMacounka @zdravydenik @szupraha Dojemné. Proberte se. Zkuste si někdy s omezeným rozpočtem nakoupit zdravé potraviny. https://t.co/yX61D7RBzu
@NuanceBro Bro i love you to death, love your shows but that's the dumbest
@BeningtonKurwa @Mintakaborn @james_kokinos @PrettyBitcoin @PubityIG https://t.co/md1XhmUO5K.
7) There are resources available. However, the correlation between income/poor quality dietary intake remains. Compared to higher-income folks, lower-income ppl consume fewer fruits and veggies, more sweetened beverages, and have low overall diet quality. https://t.co/nbbyAqbdUn.
@lochedas https://t.co/qtbT4zh8zy
@Grey_Sleeves @besf0rt I think it’s a matter of self-control more than anything else. People have no excuse not to know that drinking sugary soda makes you fat, not after decades of public education. https://t.co/8WQBMSnOgK https://t.co/Lmz0XZb8TK
RT @AggKor: "Εγώ για το καλό σου το λέω". Σωστά. Μόνο για το καλό του άλλου νοιάζεστε, ανθρωπιστές μου. Είναι ωστόσο οι ‘σωστές’ διατροφικ…
RT @AggKor: "Εγώ για το καλό σου το λέω". Σωστά. Μόνο για το καλό του άλλου νοιάζεστε, ανθρωπιστές μου. Είναι ωστόσο οι ‘σωστές’ διατροφικ…
RT @AHMEDALZAMER: دراسة: تشتري الأُسر ذات الدخل المنخفض أغذية صحية أقل مقارنة مع الأُسر ذات الدخل المرتفع، قد تتوسط أنماط شراء الأغذية اختل…
دراسة: تشتري الأُسر ذات الدخل المنخفض أغذية صحية أقل مقارنة مع الأُسر ذات الدخل المرتفع، قد تتوسط أنماط شراء الأغذية اختلافات الدخل في جودة المدخول الغذائي @DietArab @DietitiansGulf https://t.co/JyOjrHLpSw
@JmsOlvr @sogreat1989 @insidioussamg @JStein_WaPo Lower quality food purchasing among lower-income households may be due to higher food prices for higher quality foods..within lower-income households higher quality food purchases are associated with spending more money on those particular food categories. https://t.co/a1U6XoXAOc
@juanmanuelLID @Mario_MGGC @gabyplatas Aguas. No es tan fácil, la gente compra lo que puede (por precio y por acceso). https://t.co/e8qtRxTfJe https://t.co/uvfCJH6s18
@StevioNewcastle @Obi1_Shinobi @SkyNews https://t.co/Ax71kdKmve
@HooperThomas2 @Byrnzo @L8NitePoker @BernieSanders @AyannaPressley Black people are put in more bad circumstances for many reasons, redlining is obviously a huge one https://t.co/pLe0xm5dNM Here's a study stating "Lower household income has been consistently associated with poorer diet quality" https://t.co/pif4Bkp4MJ
RT @UKDoc5: @byrnetree @zoeharcombe PMCID: PMC2988056 PMCID: PMC4910945. PMCID: PMC2714491. etc And recently. . . French, S.A., Tangne…
@byrnetree @zoeharcombe PMCID: PMC2988056 PMCID: PMC4910945. PMCID: PMC2714491. etc And recently. . . French, S.A., Tangney, C.C., Crane, M.M. et al. Nutrition quality of food purchases varies by household income: the SHoPPER study. BMC Public Health 19, 231 (2019). https://t.co/udGGHCgRLo
@SianCartier @TheGiftedStroke @polo_man404 Nutrition quality of food purchases varies inversely by household income https://t.co/HBGd0cJ95v
RT @CAZACUOfelia: Demographics such as higher income and education could be correlated with a better knowledge about #nutrition and the imp…
Demographics such as higher income and education could be correlated with a better knowledge about #nutrition and the impact of food on #health. https://t.co/scz22CWu6y Source Photo: Internet https://t.co/BDDEeTgDD9
@vmwrites2266 Not every day. Same with low income. I eat junk sometimes, depending on certain factors. I tend to judge my diet over time, the total pattern. Many studies on association bt income & diet quality. Low income/SES: Generally poor diet quality. https://t.co/ZYSWd0uXTq
@FreymWurk @HoustonTake0ver @benshapiro This, which is in a journal, also says nothing about nutritionally poor veg. They compared the buying choices of differing income households and showed that lower income households at less healthy food, not that they bought veg and it was poor quality. https://t.co/Tj7FlHSXWo
Nutrition quality of food purchases varies by household income: the SHoPPER study https://t.co/6XO5URsC2k ”食料品購入の栄養価は世帯収入によって異なる” 金持ちの方が栄養価が高いもの買ってるっていう論文
US: Taking into account #education, marital status and ethnicity, lower #income households purchase less healthful foods compared with higher income households: https://t.co/oSe0PK3Q9I | #nutrition #health
Nutrition quality of food purchases varies by household income: the SHoPPER study https://t.co/0H3zVlttTT
Nutrition quality of food purchases varies by household income finds the SHoPPER study recently published in #BMCPublicHealth - https://t.co/biUZlstIy8 https://t.co/T7MmTekSJx
Nutrition quality of food purchases varies by household income: the SHoPPER study. https://t.co/9fkyiRvk65
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