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Author: Denise McNamara
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Health, Beauty and Lifestyle with Denise McNamara
With all the misinformation going around online, it can be difficult to separate fact from fiction, especially if you are relying on the likes of Instagram for your health and wellbeing advice.
And no more so than in the world of diet and exercise.
A new recently published survey honed in on these myths to see how damaging such misconceptions could potentially be.
The poll of 500 people in Ireland undertaken by Herbalife Nutrition found that over a third (36%) of respondents think that carbs are bad for you and make you fat, over one in three (32%) think that fasting can make you lose weight quickly and one in four (28%) believe can eat whatever you want as long as you exercise.
Almost a quarter (24%) believed that giving up gluten can help you to lose weight. Three quarters of respondents think you shouldn’t skip breakfast while three in four (76%) believe fresh food is more nutritious.
Over a quarter (27%) of those surveyed were adamant that plant-based protein isn’t as nutritious as animal protein, and one in five (18%) view all sugar as being bad for you, regardless of where it comes from. A further two fifths said that you need to consume protein right after your workout (41%).
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For more, read this week’s Connacht Tribune:
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Download the Connacht Tribune Digital Edition App to access to Galway’s best-selling newspaper. Click HERE to download it for iPhone and iPad from Apple’s App Store, or HERE to get the Android Version from Google Play.
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Get the Connacht Tribune Live app
The Connacht Tribune Live app is the home of everything that is happening in Galway City and county. It’s completely FREE and features all the latest news, sport and information on what’s on in your area. Click HERE to download it for iPhone and iPad from Apple’s App Store, or HERE to get the Android Version from Google Play.
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