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Research results on the Mediterranean diet
- Those who follow this diet retain brain power as they age.
- Help reduce brain shrinkage and retain brain cells.
- Reduce the occurrence of macular degeneration by more than a third.
- Reduces rates of one of the more aggressive forms of breast cancer.
- Prevents cardiovascular disease.
- Improves diabetes.
- Limits the rate of osteoporosis and fractures.
- Improves life span.
- Helps to lose weight, particularly hard to lose belly fat.
- Helps maintain weight loss.
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The Mediterranean Diet
- Eat 7-10 servings of fruit and vegetables a day.
- Carbohydrates should be consumed in the form of whole grains.
- Protein should be mostly in the form of fish and chicken.
- Red meat consists of no more than 1-2 servings per month.
- Replace dairy with olive oil.
- Red wine should be consumed in moderation to provide valuable antioxidants.
Research results on the Mediterranean diet
- Those who follow this diet retain brain power as they age.
- Help reduce brain shrinkage and retain brain cells.
- Reduce the occurrence of macular degeneration by more than a third.
- Reduces rates of one of the more aggressive forms of breast cancer.
- Prevents cardiovascular disease.
- Improves diabetes.
- Limits the rate of osteoporosis and fractures.
- Improves life span.
- Helps to lose weight, particularly hard to lose belly fat.
- Helps maintain weight loss.
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- Added fats (like coconut oil, avocado, butter, ghee).
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- Eat fewer calories than you burn every day.
- Eat mostly real food if you want to be healthy.
- Do those two things consistently for a decade to KEEP the weight off.
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- Meat – GRASS-FED, not grain-fed.
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