Table 2.
Awareness of “clean” eating and sources of information.
|
Have You Previously Heard about “Clean” Eating?
% (n) | |
| Yes | 54.6% (557) |
| No | 45.4% (463) |
|
If So, How Did You Hear about It?
% (n) | |
| Source was specified (yes) | 47% (480) |
| Social media | 194/480; 40.4% |
| Unspecified | 52.6% (102) |
| 22.2% (43) | |
| Tumblr | 1.0% (2) |
| 1.0% (2) | |
| YouTube | 10.3% (20) |
| 12.9% (25) | |
| 1/5% (3) | |
| 5.7% (11) | |
| Other social media | 0.5% (1) |
| Online (unspecified) | 102/480; 21.3% |
| Commercials | 18/480; 3.8% |
| Blogs | 13/480; 2.7% |
| Human contact | 150/480; 31.3% |
| Unspecified/other | 32.7% (49) |
| Parent | 14.0% (14) |
| Peer | 44.7% (67) |
| Sibling | 4.0% (6) |
| Health professional | 8.0% (12) |
| Educator | 1.7% (4) |
| Exercise/fitness/trainer | 1.7% (4) |
| Educational resources | 3/480; 0.6% |
| Schools | 28/480; 5.8% |
| TV programs | 25/480; 5.2% |
| Magazines | 23/480; 4.8% |
| Media (other/unspecified) | 40/480; 8.3% |
Note: Numbers indicate the percentage of respondents whose answers reflected the theme.