Fresh fish and seafood, sparkling loaded olives, brightly-coloured feta cheese soups with sweet cherry tomatoes that rush between your teeth, crusty whole-grain bread dunked in essential olive oil and a glass of good red wine -- it seems that Mediterranean culture has hit on something unique, and not just in terms of large deliciousness. The more studies are taken out in to the benefits and consequences of the Mediterranean diet, the more of them there turn out to be -- the perfect synergy of foods within such a diet can seemingly help you get a handle on your weight; decrease your blood pressure and cholesterol levels; reduce your risk of diabetes, heart disease and Alzheimer's disease -- and protect you from a lot of other chronic disorders. So how can you reap the advantages of this diet at home?
*Replace butter, margarine and other fats with olive oil and canola oil.
*Flavour and time foods with less sodium and spices and more herbs.
*Eat a less red meat and other seafood, and a more fish.
*Enjoy several glasses of dark wine with dinner more often.
*Go wholegrain -- get yourself some brown entree, some brown rice and some brown bread.
*Whenever it's likely you have snacked on crisps, candy or cookies, get a small number of nuts or olives to eat on alternatively. Wholegrain bread soaked in olive oil is really a tasty snack, also.
*Avoid processed foods up to possible, and eat good, abundant, real food as an alternative.
*Stick to Greek, Turkish, Cypriot and meze restaurants for eating out -- a delicious way while having a good time to help keep to your new way of living.
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