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See Latest ArticlesThe Mediterranean diet revisited: evidence of its effectiveness grows
Current Opinion in Cardiology, 08/13/09
Sofi F – The Mediterranean diet has been consistently shown to be associated with favourable health outcomes and a better quality of life. The findings suggest that significant health gains can be expected in a general population whose diet reflects the nutritional principles reflected in a Mediterranean diet.
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