International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health · 2019 · 35 citations · 20 references
Life SciencesNutritionNutritional SciencesDietary AssessmentHuman NutritionNutrition EducationDietary PatternsFood IntakeHousehold Food Consumption SurveysCluster AnalysisDietary Sugar IntakeDietary Sugar PatternsPublic Health Nutrition CampaignsSugar Consumption AssessmentSugar Consumption DynamicsSugar Intake ModificationSugar Nutrition
The purpose of the paper was a cross sectional study to evaluate the use of sugars and selected sweeteners by Polish consumers in their diet. The survey was conducted using the direct interview method on the group of 2000 adults declaring the consumption of sugar or sweeteners. The ANOVA test and multi-dimensional cluster analysis was used to the data interpretation (p < 0.05). It was stated that the consumption of sugar among consumers remained at a high level. Respondents declared taking up the activities towards reducing sugar intake in their diet mostly due to health-related reasons. It was emphasized in particular by women taking part in the survey. The most frequent way to limit the amount of sugar in the diet consisted in choosing sweeteners, mainly stevia and xylitol. However, the knowledge concerning steviol glycosides among the consumers was not extensive. Results are the source of up-to-date information concerning the consumption of sugar and sweeteners. Consumers to whom nutrition campaigns on the necessity to limit the content of sugar in the diet are worth addressing were identified. A hypothesis, that consumers are currently more aware of the negative influence of increased sugar consumption on their health and they aim at limiting the content of added sugar in their diet, was confirmed.
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