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Monosodium glutamate (MSG) has been subjected to controversy and misinformation for decades. Often wrongly portrayed as an unhealthy additive causing adverse reactions, MSG is gradually being reevaluated and understood differently. MSG is the sodium salt of glutamic acid, a naturally occurring amino acid found in various foods. Flavor-enhancing ingredient MSG taste is known as umami, contributing to the overall flavor profile. Real Research conducted a survey on the topic to find out opinions from the public about the usage and perceptions of MSG.

Highlights:
🔹41.02% have experienced adverse effects attributed to MSG.
🔹35.99% believe MSG has critical side effects.
🔹47.19% find the claims of MSG being a toxic ingredient to be credible.

61% Of Respondents Use MSG in Their Cooking

“Almond Mom” refers to parents who push certain restrictive health and eating habits onto their children. The term was coined after one episode of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills aired, whereby Gigi Hadid, an acclaimed model reports feeling weak, to which her mother, television personality, and former model, Yolanda Hadid, suggests chewing a few almonds. Such behavior is termed “almond mom.”

Highlights:
🔹56.36% of respondents suggest that trends such as the “Almond Mom” behavior negatively impact children.
🔹15.62% of respondents feel that the almond mom trend highlights the need and importance of being mindful of eating and health habits.
🔹15.5% suggest that the almond mom trend puts pressure on children to conform to certain standards.

60% Of Respondents Oppose the Almond Mom Parenting Style

Japan has approved an abortion pill for the first time, allowing early-stage pregnancies up to nine weeks to be terminated. Previously, abortions were only possible through surgical procedures. Japan’s new law that allows abortion up to nine weeks has gathered mixed opinions on the matter. Thus Real Research launched a survey to see what the public has to say. Check out the video to see what the survey respondents had to say.

Highlights:
🔹Most respondents (69.25%) are aware of Japan approving abortion pills to terminate pregnancies up to nine weeks.
🔹32.82% of respondents believe legal abortion in Japan would allow women more control over their reproductive choices.
🔹55.48% of respondents support Japan approving abortion pills.

Half of the Respondents Support Japan’s First Abortion Pill

Florida Republican governor, Ron DeSantis, signed a bill approving a Ban on abortion after six weeks of pregnancy. This ban would also reportedly impact nearly 15 million women of reproductive age living in states where abortions are banned. The six-week abortion Ban in Florida has unmistakably received mixed opinions from society. While there have been those supporting the decision to ban, the majority are outraged at the news. Thus, Real Research launched a survey on the topic.

Highlights:
🔹23% feel the six-week abortion Ban in Florida is a violation of women’s rights and autonomy over their bodies
🔹35% reckon that the ban will not have any impact on women’s healthcare in Florida
🔹Ron DeSantis’ approval of the abortion ban could negatively affect his standing in the 2024 elections

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Six-week abortion ban in Florida Could Worsen the State’s Healthcare, 33% Say

Real Research, an online survey app, conducted a survey on plastic pollution in the ocean reaching unprecedented levels to explore people’s perspectives and gauge the possibilities of curbing plastic waste for a healthier future. Check out the video for the survey results to see what the respondents had to say.

Highlights:
🔹 The majority (70.65%) are well aware that ocean plastic pollution levels are rising.
🔹 44.69% are very concerned about the impact of plastic pollution on marine life and the environment.
🔹 Sufficient steps are being taken to address the issue of plastic pollution in the ocean, believe 28.4%.

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Impact of Plastic Pollution on Marine Life Concerns Almost 45%

Real Research, an online survey app, launched a survey on the new way to capture carbon dioxide emissions to gather opinions and insights from the general public regarding its potential as a solution to combat climate change. The survey aims to understand the level of awareness and understanding of this new technology, as well as the willingness of individuals to support it as a viable solution for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Highlights:
🔹 Majority (40%) say the method of converting captured CO2 into baking soda is highly effective.
🔹 70.76% see baking soda’s potential to counter ocean acidification as a major benefit of carbon capture.
🔹 Almost 70% (68.72%) acknowledged that carbon capture technologies are much better than other strategies.

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69% Say Carbon Capture Technologies Work Better Than Most Other Strategies

The role of government in healthcare is debated, with differing views on universal healthcare and private sector efficiency. Real Research conducted a survey to gather public opinion. Quality healthcare is essential for well-being and development. See survey results here.

Highlights
🔹 29.31% are very satisfied with their government’s involvement in the health care sector.
🔹 It’s imperative that the government provides health care access for all citizens, say 35.36%.
🔹 32.64% find it challenging to access care in their country.

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40% Believe the Government Should Play a Major Role in the Health Care System

Situationships are popular among young people who prefer less traditional commitments. However, unclear communication and emotional boundaries can lead to confusion and hurt feelings. Situationships can be fulfilling, but honesty about needs is crucial. Real Research has launched a survey on this topic.

Highlights
🔹 43.1% think situationship is probably a testament to the pragmatic approach the current generation takes to most of their needs.
🔹 40% think situationship should be considered an official relationship status
🔹 30.34% think that the current generation generally prefers situationship over committed relationships.

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Over 43% View Situationships as Gen Z’s Pragmatism