Tag: HealthifyMe Trends
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Men v/s Women: HealthifyMe Gender Watch 2018
HealthifyMe Gender Watch 2018 takes a closer look at how the men and women of India have fared over the last 12 months. More than 125 million food and workout logs from 2 million users across 220+ cities in India have contributed to the compilation of this data. When it comes to protein, women have…
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HealthifyMeter: Indian Diet Patterns
In this issue of HealthifyMeter, we take a close look at the food patterns followed by Indians throughout the past year. We also see how good India’s eating habits are as the week wears on, with a small peek into how we consume protein, as a nation. From the graph, it is clear that breakfast…
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Indian Foods: The good, the bad and the ugly
Food prepared across India is as diverse as the country itself. Influences of soil type, climate, culture, ethnic groups, and occupations are evident in the various cuisines across the country. For example, Middle Eastern and Central Asian influences, from the Mughal rule, are still seen in North Indian cuisine. Similarly, the food in different parts…
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Age and Gender Breakdown
HealthifyMe Trends insights have been culled from across 1 million+ users spread across 200,000 locations in India, based on age and gender. Age Breakup HealthifyMe represents users across all age groups, with a healthy presence in young adults and senior members Gender Breakup The gender breakup for the respondents stood at a balanced 49.7:50.3 (Female:Male)…
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Meal Patterns by Day: Sunday, unhealthiest day of the week
Comparing Protein, Fat and Carbs (PFC) balance across weekdays, meal patterns shows that fat consumption is the highest and carbohydrate consumption the lowest on Sundays. This is followed by a spike in fruit and vegetable consumption on Monday after which fruit and vegetable consumption declines through the course of the week. High fat content on…