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J. Saintila

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Open access Sep 2026

Personal, Normative, and Access-Related Correlates of Fruit and Vegetable Purchase Intention in Peruvian Adults

Background/Objectives: Fruit and vegetable purchase intention may reflect personal, normative, and access-related factors, yet evidence from Peru remains limited. This study aimed to examine associations of health consciousness, family influence, perceived behavioral control, and perceived convenience and availability...

Eliana Contreras-López, R. O. Florián-Castro, José Alberto Nuñez Ramos et al. · Nutrients · 0 citations

Open access Aug 2026

Dairy Product Consumption Patterns and Associated Sociodemographic and Lifestyle Factors Among Adults from Selected Peruvian Cities

Background: Dairy products provide protein, calcium, and other essential nutrients, but intake may vary across sociodemographic and lifestyle groups. Objective: To characterize dairy consumption patterns and identify factors associated with consuming ≥3 dairy servings/day among adults recruited from selected Peruvian c...

Youmi Paz-Olivas, S. Durán-Agüero, J. Saintila · Nutrients · 0 citations

Review Open access Sep 2026

Food insecurity severity, household food acquisition patterns, and food basket contraction in Peru: a national analysis of ENAHO 2025

Food insecurity may affect both access to food and the quantities acquired by households. However, evidence on its relationship with the acquisition of specific food groups in Peru remains limited. To evaluate the association between food insecurity severity and the probability and quantity of food acquisiti...

J. Saintila · Frontiers in Sustainable Foo... · 0 citations

Open access Jul 2026

Anxiety and depression symptoms in relation to body mass index, fruit and vegetable intake, and physical activity among nutrition students in Peru: a cross-sectional study

Excess body weight, low PA, and low F/V consumption were associated with poorer mental health indicators, highlighting the importance of integrated health-promotion strategies among university students.

J. Saintila · Frontiers in Nutrition · 0 citations