The illustration of graphs above delineates the relevant data about proportions of different types of diseases and types of diet in the lives of people from Lisbon separated by gender.
Overall, it is conspicuous that men face more illnesses than women. Moreover, women are more likely to follow a Mediterranean diet in this city, while more men tend not to follow any.
Regarding diseases, 28% of men suffer from obesity, with slightly less, 26%, women suffering from the same diagnosis. Hypertension and Heart disease are also more common in males; conversely, women in Lisbon have more problems with Type 2 diabetes than men, 4% of women and 3 % of men. Furthermore, one fourth of all males and 37% of females in the city do not struggle with any biological sicknesses.
Turning to dietary types, Mediterranean diet is relatively more popular than any other types of diet among both genders. 31% of all female residents are vegan; meanwhile, only 10% of males are vegan. Opposed to intermittent fasting, which 11% of males and 19% of females chose, proportion of men Paleo diet followers nearly twice exceeds women ones, 20% and 12% accordingly. Additionally, 34% of males and 2% of females do not follow any type of dietary in Lisbon.
