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One in nine Poles drank more alcohol during the COVID-19 pandemic – according to the latest survey conducted by the BioStat Research and Development Center. On the other hand, lower alcohol consumption was declared by over 18%. subjects. When it comes to physical activity, in the era of coronavirus, 10 percent. of the respondents ran more often than before, and almost 15 percent. – less often.
- The BioStat® Research and Development Center regularly publishes surveys in which Poles comment on the coronavirus and behaviors associated with it
- In the latest poll, respondents spoke about alcohol consumption and playing sports during the COVID-19 pandemic
- 3,5% admitted to consuming alcohol daily. subjects
- However, what may be surprising, there are more Poles who drink alcohol less often during the pandemic than before the pandemic than people who declared drinking alcohol more often.
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COVID-19 and alcohol. Did Poles drink more than before the pandemic?
According to the research of the BioStat Research and Development Center® 22,9 percent Poles declare that they have reduced or completely gave up alcohol consumption during the COVID-19 pandemic. At the same time, however, 10,9% of alcohol is consumed in greater amounts. survey participants. Changes in behavior related to drinking alcohol were not noticed by 48,6%. respondents, while 17,6 percent. I don’t drink at all.
The study was conducted from 8 to 9 June 2021.
Pandemic and alcohol. How often did Poles drink alcohol?
During a pandemic, alcohol consumes alcohol at least several times a week. Men (4,7%) drink more daily than women (2,1%), as well as several times a week: 21,9%. men and 12,6 percent. women.
Drinking alcohol is a daily habit most frequently among people aged 35-44 (7,1%) and 45-54 (6,2%). On the other hand, the highest percentage of non-drinkers was recorded among people over 55 years of age.
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17,4 percent Poles drink alcohol several times a week, and 3,5 percent. – daily. People with primary education admit to consuming alcohol every day (15,6%). However, alcohol is consumed on a regular basis by people with higher education, among which every fourth drink at least several times a week.
Pandemic and alcohol. How much alcohol do Poles drink?
When asked about the amount of alcohol consumed at one time, Poles most often indicated one beer, a glass of wine, 50 mg of vodka or the equivalent of a dose lower than 20 g of pure ethyl alcohol. Every second woman drinks one beer at most, while 40,5 percent. men doubled the amount of alcohol consumed.
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100% of alcohol consumption is high (over 6,6 g of pure ethyl alcohol, i.e. more than five beers) at one time. Poles, with 9,6 percent. men and 3,1 percent. women.
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BioStat research shows that every tenth Pole ran more during the pandemic, and every third maintained his form at the same level as before the COVID-19 epidemic. 14,6 percent respondents ran less, and 3,6 percent. gave up jogging.
The highest percentage of those increasing physical activity in the form of running was recorded in the group of the youngest respondents, aged 18-24 (16,1%). People aged 25 to 44 also ran more. In turn, among people aged 25 to 34, 17 percent. reduced or quit jogging, and between the ages of 35 and 44 – a total of 22,6 percent.
18,2% of bicycle riders were more frequent during the pandemic. Poles, and this custom was maintained by 37,4 percent. In total, 55,6 percent. of the respondents used this means of transport. 17,3% used the bicycle less frequently. survey participants, and 5,5 percent. stopped.
People aged 25 to 44 used the bike most willingly. It increased cycling activity as much as 23,3%. respondents aged 25 to 34 and 22,3 percent. aged 35 to 44.
Almost every third Pole went for walks more often in the period of pandemic constraints. However, 22,5 percent. walked less than before.
According to BioStat data, smoking of cigarettes and e-cigarettes in greater quantities than before the pandemic affects 8%. respondents. Smoking reduced by 7,6 percent and 5,2 percent quit completely. respondents.
The survey “Opinions of Poles during the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic” was conducted from 8 to 9 June 2021 by BioStat® Research and Development Center using the CAWI method on a group of 1000 adult Poles, representative in terms of gender and age.
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