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The Mediterranean Diet Is Good For Your Health

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By John Fenster

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There is evidence that the Mediterranean diet can lower the chance of death from any cause in both men and women. 

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Reduces Obesity 

People who follow a Mediterranean diet are less likely to be overweight or have type 2 diabetes.

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These two conditions can cause heart disease, stroke, and other health issues.

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Lowers Risk of Stroke

The results showed that women who stuck to a Mediterranean diet were less likely to get coronary heart disease and stroke than women who didn't.

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Improves Gut Health

This can help people age more healthily, think more clearly, and be less fragile.

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Lowers Risk of Dementia and Cognitive Decline

People who follow the Mediterranean diet are less likely to get dementia and other brain problems.

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May Reduce the Risk of Common Cancers

Men get colorectal cancer three times more often than women. For women, it's the second most common cancer.

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Reduces High Blood Pressure

People with high blood pressure are more likely to have heart disease and stroke.

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If you follow the Mediterranean diet, your blood pressure will go down, which lowers those major health risks.

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