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  • 2). The Mediterranean Diet – Lose Weight Fast With the Real Med Diet  By : Sacha Tarkovsky
    Although there are many countries surrounding the Mediterranean Sea, one country in particular has a diet that is known to maintain a healthy heart, keep the adherents trim and in good form, is anti-aging, and tastes great. This is the Grecian classic Mediterranean diet Sadly the modern Greeks have turned their backs on the traditional fare, and now eat a lot of junk food, restaurant meals, and a heavy reliance on saturated fats.
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  • 13). Understanding The Mediterranean Diet  By : K Johnson
    As a young scientist Ancel Keys showed that among people in countries where fresh fruit, vegetables and olive oil were plentiful like Greece, southern Italy and southern France- heart disease was extremely rare. In other countries where people eat a lot of beef, cheese and foods high in saturated fat- like the United States- heart disease is a leading cause of death.
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  • 15). The Mediterranean Diet - High In Fat But Healthy  By : Robert Z. Martinder
    Copyright 2006 Market Signal Systems LLC The Mediterranean Diet is based on the foods people of the Mediterranean region have been eating for centuries. Studies have shown that in addition to a lower incidence of obesity, countries like Greece and Italy actually have a lower incidence of chronic disease and a longer life expectancy than our “modern” society.
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  • 16). Eat Mediterranean To Save The Heart  By : Ng Peng Hock
    According to experts, you can reduce the risk of heart disease by 15 percent if you choose to eat Mediterranean diet that is rich in whole grains, fruits, vegetables, nuts, fish, olive oil, and light on red meat for three months. This was what the research study reported in 2005. More than 200 men and women who were at moderate risk of heart disease were divided into two groups: one was assigned to eat a Mediterranean diet while the other one was assigned to eat low-fat diet for three months.
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