Patricia Micheal, Nagaveni Shivshetty, Jyoti Mukerjee, V. G. Poosarla, Ajay Kumar Oli
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Abstract
This study aimed to showcase the particular lifestyle and behavioural pattern
changes during the pandemic using Google Trends (GT).
The pandemic hit by the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) globally has
brought basic living into the context of surprise. Since the lockdown and social restrictions, the
population has faced many changes in their daily routine.
To demonstrate how COVID-19 affects eating habits and lifestyle in India.
The purpose of the study was to demonstrate how COVID-19 has affected eating habits
and lifestyle in India.
A retrospective analysis was carried out with the aid of Google Trend Relative Search
Volume (RSV) data obtained for interest areas, such as COVID-19 cases, symptoms, preference
of medicines, choice of nutrients, reduced physical activity, and watching varied Over-the-top media
service (OTT) platforms as the source of entertainment; these were the variables that were taken
into consideration to derive correlation coefficient values.
There was a strong positive correlation found between zinc and vitamin C, zinc and vitamin
D, and vitamin C and D, which was 0.83, 0.78, and 0.72, respectively. Symmetrical observation
has been observed in Netflix and Amazon Prime as 0.81; a notable negative correlation was
found between COVID-19 and gym as -0.32.
This study can be used as a checkpoint list for future predictions and past timelines
and how they have a cohabitant role in the spread of the epidemic and its line of mitigation strategies.
NIL