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Bayt.com Infographic: Professionals' Health and Eating Habits in the Middle East and North Africa

Our April infographic has some facts and figures from Bayt.com's "MENA Professionals Health and Eating Habits" poll (March2012) on just how healthy professionals are in the Middle East & North Africa. Interestingly, healthy behaviour amongst professionals may be higher than perceived. In fact, only 31.7% of respondents stated that they consider their eating habits to be unhealthy and most respondents claimed to exercise on at least an occasional basis.

The infographic illustrates much information, including:

Most professionals in the MENA region eat two or three meals a day.
28.2% of respondents consume no coffee on a daily basis.
50.8% of respondents claim that they eat a moderate amount of carbohydrates every day.
31.8% of respondents say that they eat out ‘very rarely’, while at the other end of the scale,24.6% dine out on a daily basis.
17.6% of respondents claim to do no exercise, with the rest claiming to exercise frequently (37.6%) or occasionally (44.8%).
The most popular location to work out is at home (including within the respondent’s building or compound).
Walking is the most common exercise activity, undertaken by49%.

Data for the Bayt.com "MENA Professionals Health and Eating Habits" poll was collected online from January 30 – February 27, 2012, with 13,713 respondents covering more than 12 countries in the MENA region.