Summary This presentation identifies differences in consumer attitudes and behavior towards key health and wellness trends by comparing different generational groups: millennials, generation X consumers and boomers. It uses insights from Canadean Consumer's proprietary global surveys including its most recent Q2 2015 global survey. Synopsis - Identify differences in consumer attitudes and behavior towards key health and wellness issues across different generational cohorts. - Gain insight into general health and wellness issues and concerns such as gluten-free, organic, and weight management. Reasons To Buy - How do consumer attitudes towards key health and wellness issues vary across different generations? - Which generation is most likely to have negative perceptions around carbohydrates? - How do approaches to weight loss vary across boomers, generation X consumers, and millennials? Key Highlights Globally, millennials link fats, and boomers sugar, to weight gain. Contrary to popular perception, the "value-action" gap in attitudes towards natural products is widest among millennials. Research Beam Model: Research Beam Product ID: 376945 400 USD New
Presentation: Generational Dynamics in Health and Wellness
 
 

Presentation: Generational Dynamics in Health and Wellness

  • Category : Healthcare
  • Published On : August   2015
  • Pages : 15
  • Publisher : Canadean
 
 
 
Summary
This presentation identifies differences in consumer attitudes and behavior towards key health and wellness trends by comparing different generational groups: millennials, generation X consumers and boomers. It uses insights from Canadean Consumer's proprietary global surveys including its most recent Q2 2015 global survey.


Synopsis
- Identify differences in consumer attitudes and behavior towards key health and wellness issues across different generational cohorts.

- Gain insight into general health and wellness issues and concerns such as gluten-free, organic, and weight management.

Reasons To Buy
- How do consumer attitudes towards key health and wellness issues vary across different generations?

- Which generation is most likely to have negative perceptions around carbohydrates?

- How do approaches to weight loss vary across boomers, generation X consumers, and millennials?

Key Highlights
Globally, millennials link fats, and boomers sugar, to weight gain.

Contrary to popular perception, the "value-action" gap in attitudes towards natural products is widest among millennials.
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