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NFL game advertisements promote foods high in fat and sodium

Last updated: January 31, 2025 4:20 pm
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Research conducted by Saint Louis University (SLU) and the University of Nevada, Reno School of Medicine has shed light on the impact of food advertisements during televised NFL games on adults with chronic health conditions. The study, published in JAMA Network, analyzed the nutritional content of ads promoting store-bought foods and quick-service restaurants aired during NFL games, revealing that these ads often promote foods high in sodium, calories, and fat content.

Led by Lara Al-Zoubaidi, a third-year nutrition student at SLU, the research team found that the prevalence of processed and prepared foods in these ads may contribute to excess dietary intake, which can exacerbate conditions like heart failure, coronary artery disease, hypertension, diabetes, and kidney failure. The study emphasized the importance of educating individuals with these conditions about the impact of their dietary choices on their health.

The researchers highlighted the need for clinicians to counsel patients with chronic health conditions about limiting their dietary sodium intake, particularly foods advertised during NFL games. By raising awareness about the nutritional content of these ads, healthcare providers can empower patients to make healthier food choices and improve their symptoms and quality of life.

The study also underscored the lack of regulations governing the advertising of unhealthy foods during televised sports events, calling for greater scrutiny and oversight to protect vulnerable populations. By addressing the normalization of these ads and promoting better nutritional choices, healthcare professionals can play a crucial role in supporting patients with chronic health conditions in managing their diet and overall health.

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In conclusion, the study’s findings serve as a wake-up call for both healthcare providers and policymakers to address the impact of food advertising on individuals with chronic health conditions. By advocating for healthier food choices and raising awareness about the risks associated with consuming high-sodium, high-calorie foods, we can work towards improving the health outcomes of individuals with chronic conditions and promoting a culture of wellness and prevention.

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