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This article compares the previous research on the demand for gluten-mail in the Americas and Europe with the analysis of the major countries in Asia with a new development model GFP Matrix. This model uses gluten-free expression of the Google search volumes in specific communities to estimate the community 's gluten free market maturity. The plots of the raw gluten matrix related search volumes against 'searches Celiac set 'and finds a linear relationship between two variables. The analysis refers to what defines a mature market free of gluten, as well as products people in different countries are looking for and why.

One of the main concepts in this article is "adjusted celiac search "That is based on the volumes of raw gluten search term. These are then adjusted values (increase) to account for the use Internet in a country and the likely total search engine queries gluten (using Google country specific market share basis). This adjusted value thus estimated that the total searches of gluten, as if 100% of a country had Internet access and all search engine results were used.

This average value is then divided by (the population of the community divided by 100) for one month in search of celiac set 'value. That is, assuming that the average rate of celiac disease is approximately 1 in 100 people (diagnosed and undiagnosed), this hypothetical value estimates, on average, if all searched celiacs gluten-free products, many times they searched for them each month. Note that, as celiac diagnosis in advanced countries can be as low as 20%, the actual number of times celiacs Internet using search today can be five times more than estimates predict!

To help the analysis, the gluten-related search terms were divided into seven groups, as shown below. Only the top 50 terms were used for detailed statistical analysis, but in most cases, these ends fifty account for 95% of all terms.

Gluten Group Composition:

• GF Generic Product: This group of terms search involving the word gluten and are generic, for example, gluten, gluten free, gluten-free products, gluten free meals. This group also is segmented into core and non-essential conditions. Basic conditions are shown above, while the terms are not the fundamentals, such as breakfast GF, GF snacks, desserts, GF, GF gifts.
• Gluten Free Diet: These are terms that relate to specific aspects of free diet of gluten, such as gluten-free diet, celiac diet. Gluten-free recipe: Terms such as gluten-free recipes, gluten-free recipes, gluten free, baking Baking-free wheat
• Celiac related: These are the terms related to information about the disease, such as: celiac, celiac disease, gluten intolerance, gluten allergies
• Free Wheat: Terms such as wheat-free wheat gluten, wheat allergy
• Places GF: Gluten-free shops, shopping gluten-free, gluten free restaurant
• Specific GF Food: gluten-free bread, gluten-free pizzas, gluten cake, gluten free muffins

A summary of the "search Celiac adjusted monthly 'ratings of specific communities to December 2008 were:

• 4.2 Australia
• U.S. 2.7
• China speaks English 1.9
• 4.9 Traditional Chinese
• 2.0 Chinese Simplified
• 1.6 Indian English
• India Hindu 1.0
• 5.5 Indonesia English
• 1.0 speaking Indonesia Indonesia
• Japanese English 1.3
• 1.4 Japan Japan talking
• 6.7 Singapore English-speaking

In general, the control groups, USA and Australia, and more high country in search of the highest gluten 'gross searched by people "countries of the Asian countries studied, with the exception of Singapore's English speaking community. Singapore has one of the best telecommunication systems in Asia and penetration of Internet is similar to the U.S. and Australia. It is believed that people who search the Internet in Singapore, looking long and hard for what they want. With this high level of search, searches were in compliance with the conditions of good agricultural practices that suggest Matrix high search communities without a high proportion of generic gluten searches. In this case, 65% of all searches were in the generic group of which 85% were basic searches. According to the trend of good Matrix farming practices, the 'celiac ' group also high. The eleven terms and 8% of the top 50 search was only 2% after diet gluten free the second highest group ''.

In statistical terms, the traditional language China and Indonesia English speaking communities are called "outliers '. I mean, most data points fit a linear relationship between raw and adjusted searches search celiac except for these two communities. The common feature of these two communities is that they have a very large population and very low Internet penetration and low Gross Domestic Product per person (associated with low wages and living standards). This can usually suggest that these communities have a low rate of diagnosis of celiac disease - however, it is likely that any English-speaking community by virtue of any developed country, is likely to have more affluence and access to better medical facilities in the main settlements. Assuming that the high search result celiac are correct, then the tracks by Why this is so can be found in the detailed analysis of communities.

China (Traditional Chinese speaking) had a huge 2.6 million searches. This is similar to the U.S., but China has an Internet penetration much lower, resulting in a higher estimate of celiac search. The typical high celiac community search has a high proportion of gluten generic search the top 50, while "traditional China 'Has only 38% of the volumes. However, it follows the trend of the celiac group 'as the second largest search group (30%). So it seems that "traditional China 'really has a great search celiac community. The booming Chinese economy, particularly in large cities are likely to have resulted in a community hungry for information and resources to seek medical services and buy gluten free products.

The 'Indonesia English speaking 'community had a relatively low search volume of 325 thousand words, however, with only 11% penetration of Internet this gives the community a grade of 5.5 per search celiac celiac searches per month. The search group profile is not typical of countries seeking high. A generic group relatively low and the highest in the group 'celiac ' unused standard search terms. "The wheat free ', also usually not very high (16%). With 'gluten-free pizza "be seeking higher specific foods, it seems that this community is richer than the indigenous community and has a greater investigators. But not using standard search terms such as the Indonesian side of gluten online delivery is likely to be poorly developed.

All communities in other Asian countries were analyzed in the search for very under are 1 to 2 searches celiac adjusted. Surprisingly, Japan, (English and Japanese speaking) communities, are also here. Although they have a little one of the largest premium volume of search gluten compared with the values of all communities in other Asian countries, their Search Celiac-adjusted values are still only 60% of U.S. and less than half of Australia 's. This could be caused by your choice to the dishes of rice and fish feed Don 't share of gluten. Japan speaks English had a low level of 100 terms and 187 thousand searches the four groups with similar search volumes around 18%. High Searches for 'gluten-free restaurants ', and high for the 'group celiac 'suggests a balanced distribution between the newly diagnosed and sophisticated search engines.

Specific conditions for sweet foods, corn muffins instead of staples also suggest that Japan 's speaking Japanese people have risen above the need to find or do basic foods like bread. While Japanese-speaking community had twice as many records in the English speaking community, located in a virtually the same in the matrix of GFP. The main difference is that your search profile was completely different. The Japanese-speaking investigators spent 43% of its 391 thousand searches for specific foods without gluten. The more specific searches were: cake, pizza, casein, biscuits, chocolate and beer. Another instead, these are the characteristics of sophisticated search engines in an affluent society.

The communities of lower rank were India (English and Hindi), Indonesia (Indonesian speaking) and China (English and simplified Chinese). These countries share the similarity of being very big with a low economic and does not speak English predominantly with low Internet penetration.

It provides specific information on these communities in individual analysis community. However, it could be that, like Japan, these countries have a low amount of gluten in their diet and this can also be a cause of low or no activation issues of celiac disease. That is consistent with the theory that it is a continuation "overdose 'of foods high in gluten that triggers celiac disease in the first place in many developed countries Nations peoples.

Specific GFP Asian Community Matrix analysis

CHINA

China was analyzed by three different segments lookup languages: English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese. The traditional Chinese community was not only much larger number of raw searches Asia, this community only similar nominal search size for the size of U.S. Search premiums. However, China's population is over 1.3 million people and has an Internet penetration relatively low 19% and Google's market share only 22%.

This community is supposed to represent 15% of China 's total population. With 136 search terms and 155 thousand records, when this is consistent with the low penetration and Google share representing a set of search volume of 3.7 million euros for 08 December.

While there were 16 terms in the "gluten feed generic 'group of this group represented only 33% of the top 50 volumes. The biggest search term in this group was "gluten free ", representing 22,000 searches. The second highest group was "GFD 'group with 12 terms and 36% of the top 50 searches. The third group of ten terms was highest in that group of celiac accounted for 27 thousand searches to be three: 8.100 celiac, gluten sensitivity 8100 and 5,400 gluten allergies.

The group of specific foods without gluten had four terms and represented only 11 thousand searches in the most welfare rolls and oatmeal.

Speak Simplified Chinese

With 567 thousand searches in this group was three and half times larger than the English speaking community. It continues the trend with local (non English) search terms community food gluten generic 'group formed by a much smaller proportion of the total (15% of the top 50) that the English speaking community above (33%). The largest group was the food of specific gluten 'group with 178 thousand searches, 44% of the top 50 searches. Cakes and pizza had a combined volume of 37,000 searches, with the following four conditions with 12 thousand searches of each: casein, flour, biscuits, chocolate and beer. This pattern suggests relatively precise search engines sophisticalted relatively afflutent. Maybe in China you have to be relatively afflutent to be diagnosed in the first place?

Traditional Chinese

This community was a massive 2.6 million searches, second only to the U.S.. The largest group was the 'generic ' group with 9 conditions takes 38% of the volumes. Of the nearly one million searches within this group, 823 thousand were for 'gluten-free '. The core of the generic food group representing six of the nine terms with 98% of the generic group.

The celiac group also had a strong representation from five terms accounting for 30% of searches. Celiac and celiac disease accounted for more than 700 thousand searches! While the specific food group was the third most large volume (258 thousand), his 19 terms only accounted for 10% of the top 50 searches. The deadline is the case of gluten bread free (50 thousand searches), followed by cake without gluten and corn gluten, each in 22,000 searches. Note that these foods are much more simpler than the basic necessities unintended Simplified Chinese community.

INDIA

India was split in speaking English and Hindu communities. With the world 's second largest population of over 1 billion people and Internet penetration of only 5.2% and the share Google's 81%, raw gluten search is expected to be low, but so were adjusted celiac searches.

INDIA speak English

The group were 20 generic terms and accounted for 65% (150 thousand) of the top searches of fifty. The first four terms were between 25 and 18 thousand were gluten-free part of phrases such as: it is gluten free and gluten-free, gluten-free, in

The gluten-free diet (11 terms) and the group of celiac (8 terms) each had 11% and 12% of the top 50 searches, respectively. A fourth group close with only five specific terms of the food was the group. The bulk of this group was taken for "dairy gluten '9 900 searches.

This community were 417 thousand records of nearly two times the English-language searches. The first five groups were all very similar search volumes ranging between 18% and 23%. The "food specific 'group accounted for six terms and 23% of the volumes. The two best records were gluten-free bread and gluten of 49,500 cakes 22,200. The second group was highest from celiac group with four terms which covers 20% of the volumes. 'intolerance to gluten ' was the first search term 49,500 of the groups taking 82 thousand searches.

JAPAN

As one of the most sophisticated economically strong countries first world is expected that Japan 's search speed can be high rate. However, celiac disease can be humble in this country such as rice and fish in general have a much greater proportion of their diet than wheat other grains.

Japan speaks English

With 100 terms accounting for 187 thousand searches is a relatively low rate of search by the people, considering it has 74% of Internet penetration and a share of Google's 39%.

The four groups, each ranged from 17% to 20% of top fifty volumes. Exceptionally, 'places of gluten 'Was the leading group and had three terms and 36 thousand records its 20% of the top 50. 'Gluten-free Restaurants ' was very dominant 22 thousand searches.

The second highest group was celiac with 12 terms accounting for 19% (35 thousand) of the top 50 searches. The terms Celiac disease '' and 'celiac ' accounted for 8 thousand searches each. There was also a relatively high and even distribution search other volumes of celiac. The "gluten free generic 'group had 15 conditions (27 thousand searches), but only 17% Top 50 searches. With groups of the median value of 1,600 and non-core, generic terms that represent 80% of generic searches, people were looking the more singular generic terms than usual. The two main searches were variations of "gluten-free desserts 'that 9000 up searches. The specific foods without gluten, only six terms (24,300 entries) with three terms: gluten cake (6,600) corn gluten meal (6,600), and gluten-free muffins (4,400).

The high value search for gluten free restaurants, gluten free dessert (s), cakes and muffins suggests that this group is a small core of well-established researchers. While a relatively high 19% of searches devoted to finding information about celiac disease, the spread of high between the groups suggests that the industry may be ripe GF in Japan.

JAPAN speak Japanese

Total searches were 391 thousand per month for the 50 first, surprisingly, only twice that of the English speaking community. "Specific foods gluten free 'was very dominant, with 23 conditions accounting for 169 thousand searches of 43% of top fifty search. The top searches were gluten-free cake (22,200); gluten free pizza (14,800) and 12,000 in four search terms: casein, gluten free, gluten-free cookies, chocolate gluten free, gluten-free beer.

The second highest group was the "generic group 'with six terms and only 13% (52 thousand) of the 50 top searches. The conditions were very dominant, "what is gluten free '(22,200) and" Gluten Free ' (14,800). The third most was high gluten-free recipes Group 'whose seven terms accounted for 11%, with more time to search for gluten free recipes (12,000). The group of celiac had only two terms and 3% of the top 50 searches.

INDONESIA

Indonesia is the fourth most largest in the world with a population of 229 million. And as China and India, is considered a developing country. While Google has a very healthy 71% of market there, the only country that has a 11% Internet penetration. The analysis was made to speak Indonesian and English speaking communities.

INDONESIA speak English

With only 107 search terms of more than 325 thousand times, this result is relatively low for a country this size. The popularity of the groups were fairly evenly distributed with the main group of 'celiac ' only 8 terms and representing 21% of searches. Interestingly, the two terms were not generic peak in nature: celiac disease (22,200) and symptoms of the disease Celiac (14,800).

The second highest group was "wheat free ', whose six terms comprised 16% of the top 50 searches. With an average of 8 thousand, the upper term was "wheat intolerance '(18,100). The third group equal to 14% of the searches was the group specific foods. Of its 43 thousand searches of the first: the gluten-free pizza (14,800), gluten-free pasta (6,600) and gluten cake (6,600).

With the search volumes relatively low, as expected from the generic group searches floor - with his ten terms which constitute only 9% of Top 50 searches. The non-core generic terms also include 84% of the terms. The average value was 2,900 and most wanted were free of gluten Dessert (s) (9000) and "gluten-free pantry '(3600).

Speaking of Indonesia INDONESIA

A very significant point of this country's low Internet penetration that Google only appears 22 terms over the month and 173 thousand searches in the native language. This is less than half of English-speaking community.

In this community the celiac group was very dominant 53% of the top 50 searches. With only four terms of two terms major groups 82 thousand records were: intolerance to gluten (49,500) and allergy to gluten (27,100). This dominance of the celiac group suggests a country in the same early diagnosis of celiac disease.

The second highest group was the generic group that the five conditions were all the basic terms which account for 49 thousand searches. With a median value of only 1.300, the conditions were very dominant gluten-free food (33,100) and gluten-free products (14,800).

The third highest group (12%), specific foods gluten, has seven terms and a total of 19 thousand searches. The three terms are: cookies gluten free (12,100), high-gluten flour (3.600) and gluten-free oatmeal (2,900). Cookies are not necessarily a big luxury item, but indicates that those who might find some means to buy and look for other staples such as flour and bread.

SINGAPORE

Singapore has one of the best telecommunication systems in the world and one of the highest cell stacks, however, Internet penetration is only quoted as 70%.

Singapore is also one of the major economies of the Asia-Pacific, with Hong Kong, Taiwan and South Korea. As GDP per capita of 'is higher than in most countries outside the U.S., is expected to have higher value celiac search.

SINGAPORE Speaking English

With a population of over 4 million people, its total search (English) of 118 terms and 154 thousand searches is very impressive. This high level of search is accompanied with 15 generic terms accounting for 99 thousand searches (65%) - of which only 15% of searches were not essential. The conditions were very dominant, "and gluten-free '(27,100), is gluten free ' (27,100) and" gluten free '(22,200).

The group's second highest search term whose diet is gluten six terms representing 10% of searches. Of the 15 thousand searches, the top searches were: "list of gluten-free foods 'and' list of gluten-free foods '- 4,400 each.

While specific foods six terms only accounted for 5% of the top 50 searches, which is useful to see that they were: oatmeal (2,900), and pizza and pizza to 1,900 words each. This shows a balance between food staples and luxury blends.

SINGAPORE Speaking Mandarin

Mandarin is considered the dominant language in Singapore. As the traditional Chinese and simplified Chinese have essentially the same terms in the same order as the Singapore Chinese traditional doubles is considered that Google search results for Singapore gluten. While Google has a market share of 71% very healthy between its com Singapore engines and specific terms the results of 143 million searches and 1.16 is very inflated. That is, bearing in Internet penetration and the market share of Google in mind, the monthly search volume celiac series of 51 search terms - the data was true!

This suggests that while the community searches of English in Asian countries can provide insight into the development of the country market, the main Asian language searches could not be capable of being analyzed.

Matrix GFP ASIA SUMMARY

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