- Health, habits and food consumption / 건강과 음식 소비 관련 행동 - WIN 다국가 조사 (팬데믹 이전)
- 조사일 : 2019/12/31
- [GallupReport(20200713)_Health_WIN.pdf] 다운로드
● 2020년 7월 13일(월) | 문의: 02-3702-2571/2621/2622
Annual world survey shows that almost a quarter of people consider themselves unhealthy
WIN International, the world's leading association in market research and polling, has published the 2019 WIN World Survey (WWS) exploring the views and beliefs of 29,575 people from 40 countries across the globe about health, habits and food consumption.
HEADLINES
Understanding people’s perceptions on their health becomes increasingly more important during a global health crisis. Questions on healthy habits and on how individuals conduct their everyday life might help understanding societal changes and trends in terms of healthy behavior and lifestyles. Today more than ever, people’s perceptions on their own health and on what to buy or how to behave to stay healthy become essential and topics of global interest. In addition, fear and concerns about the current health crisis, might also depend on how healthy (or unhealthy) people consider themselves.
This study was conducted before the global pandemic started, and it focuses more on people’s perceptions on food choices and consumption, and lifestyle choices. Despite it does not include medical questions nor virus-related questions, this research sheds light on health behaviors and habits which are deeply connected to how vulnerable people might feel right now.
Compared to 2018, in 2019 people’s perceptions on their health do not vary: 77% consider themselves healthy (very healthy + healthy) and 23% unhealthy (somewhat unhealthy + unhealthy). The latter might represent the ones experiencing higher infection risks during the current health emergency. Older people (65+) who consider themselves unhealthy are almost twice the amount of younger people (18-24) who consider themselves unhealthy (30% vs. 16%).
This survey explored eleven health-related habits and five food consumption behaviors, with some surprising results:
From the seven behaviors tracked, minor changes were observed compared to the previous year. There is a slight increase in the number of people taking medicines (regularly) prescribed by a doctor (often or somewhat often: from 34% in 2018 to 35% in 2019). The number of people going on a diet also increased (often or somewhat often: 15% vs 18%). While the number of people suffering from stress and people doing exercise remain the same (30% and 37% respectively), there is a decrease in the number of people who smoke and drink alcohol: -2 and -3 points respectively. This survey also shows a worrying fall in the number of people that sleep well (from 64% to 61%). New behaviors measured in this wave show that people are trying to improve their life by choosing healthy lifestyles.
More than half of the world population (54%) is (a lot or moderately) concerned about healthy living: 43% read labels/nutritional information on products, 47% are concerned about the prices of healthy food, 27% control the portions they eat.
Food consumption shows the same trend: 37% of people reduced their consumption of packaged food, 41% eats less fast food and 38% reduced the amount of sweets. Also, 23% increased their consumption of organic food and 19% is having more low-sugar/low-fat products in their daily diet.
Important differences between age groups should be noted: while older people conduct a healthier lifestyle (less packaged food, less sweets, less fast food), young people tend to behave the other way around, a result probably related to health perceptions. However, organic food consumption is increasing more among young people than among older ones.
There are some differences in terms of behavior and food consumption between people who consider themselves healthy (77%) and people that feel to conduct an unhealthy life (23%): the former exercise more often (42%), read products’ labels (48%), don´t suffer from stress (38%), eat organic food (29%) and consume low-sugar/low-fat products (25%). People who consider themselves less healthy usually take more medicines prescribed by a doctor (54%), don´t exercise (46%) and suffer from stress (46%).
Vilma Scarpino, President of WIN International Association, said:
“Health is the centerpiece of our daily life, and we are learning during these difficult times how much individuals’ health is deeply related to society’s wealth and wellness as a whole. Our global survey with data from 29,575 people across 40 countries reveals a growing trend in terms of healthy lifestyles, due to people´s concern about their health. However, the survey reports minor changes compared to the previous year, which means there is a need to stress even more the importance of health and wellness messages to achieve better results. The wide-ranging data in this report is important and fascinating: WIN International wishes to contribute with these data to improve the world health.”
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한국 조사 결과 집계표
● 전반적인 건강 상태 인식
● 평소 건강 관련 행동 빈도
● 지난 1년간 음식 소비 변화
| 건강과 음식 소비 관련 행동 - WIN 다국가 조사 (코로나19 팬데믹 이전) 전 대륙에서 시장조사와 여론조사를 하는 글로벌 네트워크 WIN(Worldwide Independent Network of Market Research)이 2019년 10~12월 40개국 성인 29,575명을 대상으로 자신의 전반적인 건강 상태 인식, 건강 관련 11가지 행동, 그리고 지난 1년간 음식 소비 변화에 관해 알아봤습니다. 이는 코로나19가 전 세계를 공포로 몰아넣기 직전까지 우리 일상생활이 어땠는지에 관한 마지막 기록입니다. 조사 항목 - 전반적인 건강 상태 인식 - 평소 건강 관련 행동 빈도: 흡연, 음주, 운동, 스트레스, 의사 처방약 복용, 숙면, 다이어트 시도, 건강에 좋은 식품 가격에 대한 걱정, 칼로리 등 먹는 양 조절, 식품 라벨/영양정보 확인, 건강한 생활을 위한 노력 - 지난 1년간 음식 소비 변화: 즉석간편식, 저설탕/저지방 제품, 단 것, 패스트푸드, 유기농 식품 주요 결과 - 40개국 성인 네 명 중 한 명은 스스로 건강하지 않다고 생각 - 자신이 덜 건강하다고 생각하는 사람은 의사 처방 약을 더 많이 먹고, 운동 덜하고, 스트레스 더 많아 - 한국은 다른 나라보다 건강 자부하는 사람 많고, 건강 위해 노력한다는 응답 상대적으로 적은 편 - 40개국 식품 소비: 지난 1년간 즉석간편식·단 것·패스트푸드 감소, 유기농 식품은 증가 - 한국은 젊은 층 즉석간편식·패스트푸드 소비 크게 늘어, 유기농 식품은 30~50대 여성 중심 ※ 상세 자료는 첨부 파일을 참고해 주십시오. |
Annual world survey shows that almost a quarter of people consider themselves unhealthy
WIN International, the world's leading association in market research and polling, has published the 2019 WIN World Survey (WWS) exploring the views and beliefs of 29,575 people from 40 countries across the globe about health, habits and food consumption.
HEADLINES
Understanding people’s perceptions on their health becomes increasingly more important during a global health crisis. Questions on healthy habits and on how individuals conduct their everyday life might help understanding societal changes and trends in terms of healthy behavior and lifestyles. Today more than ever, people’s perceptions on their own health and on what to buy or how to behave to stay healthy become essential and topics of global interest. In addition, fear and concerns about the current health crisis, might also depend on how healthy (or unhealthy) people consider themselves.
This study was conducted before the global pandemic started, and it focuses more on people’s perceptions on food choices and consumption, and lifestyle choices. Despite it does not include medical questions nor virus-related questions, this research sheds light on health behaviors and habits which are deeply connected to how vulnerable people might feel right now.
Compared to 2018, in 2019 people’s perceptions on their health do not vary: 77% consider themselves healthy (very healthy + healthy) and 23% unhealthy (somewhat unhealthy + unhealthy). The latter might represent the ones experiencing higher infection risks during the current health emergency. Older people (65+) who consider themselves unhealthy are almost twice the amount of younger people (18-24) who consider themselves unhealthy (30% vs. 16%).
This survey explored eleven health-related habits and five food consumption behaviors, with some surprising results:
From the seven behaviors tracked, minor changes were observed compared to the previous year. There is a slight increase in the number of people taking medicines (regularly) prescribed by a doctor (often or somewhat often: from 34% in 2018 to 35% in 2019). The number of people going on a diet also increased (often or somewhat often: 15% vs 18%). While the number of people suffering from stress and people doing exercise remain the same (30% and 37% respectively), there is a decrease in the number of people who smoke and drink alcohol: -2 and -3 points respectively. This survey also shows a worrying fall in the number of people that sleep well (from 64% to 61%). New behaviors measured in this wave show that people are trying to improve their life by choosing healthy lifestyles.
More than half of the world population (54%) is (a lot or moderately) concerned about healthy living: 43% read labels/nutritional information on products, 47% are concerned about the prices of healthy food, 27% control the portions they eat.
Food consumption shows the same trend: 37% of people reduced their consumption of packaged food, 41% eats less fast food and 38% reduced the amount of sweets. Also, 23% increased their consumption of organic food and 19% is having more low-sugar/low-fat products in their daily diet.
Important differences between age groups should be noted: while older people conduct a healthier lifestyle (less packaged food, less sweets, less fast food), young people tend to behave the other way around, a result probably related to health perceptions. However, organic food consumption is increasing more among young people than among older ones.
There are some differences in terms of behavior and food consumption between people who consider themselves healthy (77%) and people that feel to conduct an unhealthy life (23%): the former exercise more often (42%), read products’ labels (48%), don´t suffer from stress (38%), eat organic food (29%) and consume low-sugar/low-fat products (25%). People who consider themselves less healthy usually take more medicines prescribed by a doctor (54%), don´t exercise (46%) and suffer from stress (46%).
Vilma Scarpino, President of WIN International Association, said:
“Health is the centerpiece of our daily life, and we are learning during these difficult times how much individuals’ health is deeply related to society’s wealth and wellness as a whole. Our global survey with data from 29,575 people across 40 countries reveals a growing trend in terms of healthy lifestyles, due to people´s concern about their health. However, the survey reports minor changes compared to the previous year, which means there is a need to stress even more the importance of health and wellness messages to achieve better results. The wide-ranging data in this report is important and fascinating: WIN International wishes to contribute with these data to improve the world health.”
(첨부 파일 내용 예시)
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한국 조사 결과 집계표
● 전반적인 건강 상태 인식
● 평소 건강 관련 행동 빈도
● 지난 1년간 음식 소비 변화
| ● 한국 응답자 특성표 아래 응답자 특성표의 조사완료 사례수는 실제 응답 완료한 인원, 가중값 적용 사례수는 2019년 7월 행정안전부 주민등록인구 기준 지역/성/연령별 셀 가중 처리 후 인원입니다.  |