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Ocena wiedzy badanej grupy konsumentów na temat probiotyków

Kuchniewska Aleksandra, Wołosiak Rafał

Przemysł Spożywczy

2021

T. 75, nr 8

60--64

Zarówno żywność probiotyczna, jak i preparaty probiotyczne to produkty, po które konsumenci sięgają coraz częściej, nie tylko ze względu na ich walory smakowe, ale również korzystne działanie na skład i funkcje mikrobiomu jelit. Powoduje to potrzebę przeprowadzania badań nad bezpieczeństwem stosowania oraz skutecznością działania probiotyków. Ciekawym przedmiotem badań jest również wiedza konsumentów na temat probiotyków i ich wybory żywieniowe. Wyniki tych analiz są niejednoznaczne oraz zmienne w czasie, dlatego podjęto próbę sprawdzenia aktualnej wiedzy respondentów na temat probiotyków oraz ich możliwym wpływie na zdrowie człowieka. Ponadto w badaniach sprawdzono, czy pandemia koronawirusa wpłynęła na zmiany w częstotliwości przyjmowania probiotyków wśród polskich konsumentów.

Probiotic food and probiotic preparations are products that people are reaching for more and more often, not only because of their taste, but also because of their beneficial effects on the structure and function of the intestinal microbiome. It is connected with conducting an increasing number of studies on their safety and effectiveness. Consumers’ knowledge about them and their nutritional choices are also an interesting subject of research. The results of these analyzes are ambiguous and change over time, therefore an attempt was made to check the respondents’ current knowledge about probiotics and their impact on human health. In addition, studies have checked whether the coronavirus pandemic has changed the use of probiotics among Polish consumers.

Assessment of parental level of knowledge and awareness in the field the use of dietary supplements among children

Stankiewicz Jadwiga, Pardyka Justyna

Scientific Journal of Gdynia Maritime University

2020

nr 114

7--16

Due to the changes in modern lifestyle, it is more and more common that not only adults, but also children consume highly processed, unbalanced, ready-made meals. In contrast, the dietary supplements market is constantly enriched with new products that, according to their manufacturers, are to overcome the implications caused by such improper diet. The aim of the study was to assess the state of knowledge and awareness of the use of dietary supplements intended for children, among a select group of parents. The research method employed a questionnaire assessing the level of knowledge and frequency of consumption, with an author's questionnaire serving as a research tool. Conducted within the municipality of Gdynia, in the period between July-September 2017 and April–May 2018, the study comprised a total of 239 persons who are parents of children aged 3 to 10 years. The majority of respondents demonstrated an appropriate level of knowledge and awareness of the use of children’s dietary supplements. The results of the research allowed segregating the study group into parents who contest the basis of administering supplements to children and those who supply their children with supplements in order make up for improper nutrition.