An evidence-based comparative analysis of national dietary systems, evaluating criteria for balanced nutrition, nutrient accessibility, and the impact of cultural and economic determinants on population-level dietary quality.
Modern eating habits
Curiosity: Every year, about 20 million people in the world die from heart disease, and 10 million people die from cancer. Research shows that 500 million people have diabetes, and 50 million have Alzheimer's disease. Modern diets increase the risk of chronic disease 2. Scientists stress that we don't eat enough vegetables and fruits. This is especially true of people in countries with lower incomes. On the other hand, there has been an increase in the consumption of sweets, high-fat foods, processed foods, white meat, red meat, and sugar-sweetened drinks.
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