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Nigeria
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In Nigeria, traditional diets heavily influence nutrition practices and medical dieticians are adapting to address malnutrition.
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nutritionists
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Nutritionists in the dieting culture advocate for sustainable lifestyle changes that focus on balanced nutrition and physical activity.
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dieting
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French culture
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In French culture, balanced and enjoyable eating is prioritized over strict dieting practices, with emphasis on savoring food and social dining.
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dieting
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Japanese culture
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Japanese culture emphasizes portion control, balance, and the principle of ‘hara hachi bu’ which means eating until 80% full in their dieting approach.
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dieting
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Pacific Islands
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In Pacific Island cultures, traditional views on body image and food result in less emphasis on dieting.
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dieting
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Polynesian cultures
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In Polynesian cultures, there is less emphasis on dieting due to traditional cultural views on body image and food.
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dieting
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Scandinavian countries
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In Scandinavian countries, dieting may be linked to achieving a specific outdoor lifestyle rather than just for weight loss.
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fitness culture
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The fitness culture emphasizes strict adherence to specific diets, such as counting macronutrients or following a particular meal plan.
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