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Rabu, 27 Februari 2013

Mediterranean Diet Fights Heart Disease, Study Finds

Mediterranean Diet Fights Heart Disease, Study Finds

It beat a low-fat eating plan in helping high-risk people avoid cardiovascular problems.

The two-thirds of patients who were on a Mediterranean diet were shown to have substantial reductions in risk for cardiovascular disease. Overall, a Mediterranean diet along with extra-virgin olive oil or tree nut supplements reduced patients' risks of

News that a diet rich in fruits, veggies and fish and drizzled in olive oil is good for your heart sent health-seekers storming grocery stores for the Mediterranean-style ingredients. But what to make? “Cook Yourself Sexy” author and chef Candice Kumai

The Mediterranean diet is generally associated with diets that are prevalent in Italy, Greece, and Spain. It includes large amounts of fruits, vegetables, olive oil, cereals, and legumes as well as moderate amounts of fish, dairy,

Two groups were instructed to eat a Mediterranean diet - one supplemented with extra-virgin olive oil and the other with nuts, both donated for the study - with help from personalized advice and group meetings. The third study group ate a "control

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