Cultural integration is a complex process that affects health behaviors among all immigrants. When people migrate from one region to another, they undergo a certain degree of cultural change. Culturing is a process of cultural and psychological change that begins with people and groups from another culture encountering a different culture and resulting in harmony through mutual interaction. This cultural change refers to the processes of adopting the attitudes, values, traditions, beliefs and behaviors of another culture. Although acculturation is a normal part of the migration process, it can have positive and negative effects on the health of migrants. An important aspect of the process of cultural change is the adaptation to the eating attitudes and behaviors of the host country, the so-called (Dietary Acculturation). Dietary acculturation is the process that reflects the extent to which members of a migrating group adopt the eating patterns/ practices of their new environment. If the changes in the immigrant’s dietary pattern/eating habits affects their health adversely, it should be targeted to take necessary precautions and to raise awareness about the problem.