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Fazer refeições com os pais está associado à maior qualidade da alimentação de adolescentes brasileiros
Eating meals with parents is linked to healthier diets in Brazilian teenagers
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Abstract
Frequent sharing of meals with parents (≥ 5 days/week) was seen in 74% of Brazilian adolescents.
- Adolescents who eat meals with parents more frequently are 22% more likely to consume beans regularly.
- Those sharing meals at least five days a week are 34% more likely to frequently eat fruits.
- Frequent meal sharing is associated with a 39% higher likelihood of consuming vegetables.
- Conversely, this habit is linked to a 9% lower likelihood of frequently consuming sweets.
- Adolescents dining with parents are also 9% less likely to regularly eat ultra-processed salty foods.
- Eating meals with parents is positively associated with healthy diet scores and negatively associated with unhealthy diet scores.
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