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  1. If you share an interest in 'Healthy Dieting', I hope you enjoy this short article:

    THE MEDITERRANEAN DIET

    'The Mediterranean Diet' is probably the most realistic and safest way not only to lose weight, but to also prevent serious diseases such as cancer and heart disease.

    There have been countless studies on this type of diet by scientists keen to discover why heart problems and obesity are so low in countries bordering the Mediterranean Sea.

    This nutritional concept includes a high consumption of fruit, vegetables and grains, a medium consumption of olive oil, fish and white meat and a low consumption of red meat, dairy products and saturated fats. Red wine also plays a part in some versions of this diet as it contains powerful anti-oxidants called 'polyphenols' which offer protection against cardiovascular diseases. In fact the 'American Heart Association' refers to the 'Mediterranean Diet' as the 'gold standard' in heart disease prevention.

    The most important element in this diet is 'olive oil' which acts as a healthy substitute for commonly used saturated fats such as butter and margarine. Studies by various institutions including 'The Harvard School of Public Health' have discovered that olive oil contains extremely beneficial properties which can lower the risk of coronary heart disease by reducing blood cholesterol levels.

    This research also found that patients with 'hypertension' who purposely switched to a diet with a high olive oil consumption were able to reduce their 'anti-hypertensive' drug dose by up to 50%!!

    Olive oil is also thought to lead to a reduced risk of some cancers and even diabetes.

    One of the other key aspects of the 'Mediterranean Diet' is the low consumption of dairy products such as cheese, cream and milk. The belief for instance that cows' milk is beneficial as it contains calcium is far from the truth. Reseach has shown that as the calcium in cows' milk is pasteurized, it is therefore inorganic meaning it becomes largely unusable in the human body. Did you also realize that full fat milk is mainly made up of puss cells? Vegetables, especially root vegetables are a much better sources of calcium. A diet low in dairy will especially benefit those who have skin problems such as psoriasis and eczema.

    The 'Mediterranean Diet is without doubt the only option you should consider in any effort to lose weight. Many popular diets like those of the 'high-protein' variety are extremely harmful and although they sometimes succeed in delivering their promises of 'shedding weight', the chances of keeping this weight off are very unlikely. Extreme dietary modifications are impractical - if not impossible - for most people to maintain on a long-term basis.

    Due to the fact the majority of these diets do not even incorporate a consistent or stable eating program, the noticeable reduction in weight is actually the body's loss of water rather than actual fat.

    If weight is lost too quickly there can also be up to a 6% loss of muscle tissue along with any fat lost. If the weight is then re-gained, MORE fat replaces the lost muscle. This usually means you will eventually become FATTER after finishing the diet!

    The simple fact is, if you want to successfully lose weight for the long term and protect yourself from illness, the 'Mediterranean Diet' is the diet for you!

    Anthony Walker
    co-author of 'Mediterranean Diet Secrets'

    www.mediterraneandietsecrets.com

    For those who are interested, there will soon be a very generous affiliate program starting, paying its affilates 60% of each product sold.
    Please email any queries. [email hidden]

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  2. Not so much a secret- Most of us have delusions about what and how to eat.
    The answers are sitting right out in the open, but are like a few trees
    hidden in a forest.

    Blame society.
    Blame childhood patterning.

    Blame Kellogg.

  3. Anthony Walker said:

    If you share an interest in 'Healthy Dieting', I hope you enjoy this short article:

    THE MEDITERRANEAN DIET

    'The Mediterranean Diet' is probably the most realistic and safest way not only to lose weight, but to also prevent serious diseases such as cancer and heart disease.

    There have been countless studies on this type of diet by scientists keen to discover why heart problems and obesity are so low in countries bordering the Mediterranean Sea.

    In fact, there have been only a very few, very poorly constructed and
    badly controlled, studies of the Mediterranean diet. Years ago I let an
    endocrinologist talk me into trying one after years of maintaining a
    significant weight loss via a low carb diet.

    I have never gained back so much weight in so short a time! If you have
    blood sugar issues, which most people who succeed low carbing do, the
    Mediterranean diet is almost guaranteed to run up your weight.

    (And yes, I know th message I replied to is spam, but there are always
    people who will find these messages via Google, so the record needs to
    be set straight.)
    --Jenny

    http://www.geocities.com/lottadata4u/ Type 2 Diabetes info
    http://www.geocities.com/jenny_the_bean/ Low Carb info

  4. "Jenny" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Anthony Walker said:

    If you share an interest in 'Healthy Dieting', I hope you enjoy this
    short article:

    THE MEDITERRANEAN DIET

    'The Mediterranean Diet' is probably the most realistic and safest way
    not only to lose weight, but to also prevent serious diseases such as
    cancer and heart disease.

    There have been countless studies on this type of diet by scientists keen
    to discover why heart problems and obesity are so low in countries
    bordering the Mediterranean Sea.

    In fact, there have been only a very few, very poorly constructed and
    badly controlled, studies of the Mediterranean diet. Years ago I let an
    endocrinologist talk me into trying one after years of maintaining a
    significant weight loss via a low carb diet.

    I have never gained back so much weight in so short a time! If you have
    blood sugar issues, which most people who succeed low carbing do, the
    Mediterranean diet is almost guaranteed to run up your weight.

    (And yes, I know th message I replied to is spam, but there are always
    people who will find these messages via Google, so the record needs to be
    set straight.)
    --Jenny

    http://www.geocities.com/lottadata4u/ Type 2 Diabetes info
    http://www.geocities.com/jenny_the_bean/ Low Carb info

    http://www.google.com/search?q=myth+of+the+mediterranean+diet&sourceid=mozilla-search&start=0&start=0&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official

  5. "Joe the Aroma" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    "Jenny" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Anthony Walker said:

    If you share an interest in 'Healthy Dieting', I hope you enjoy this
    short article:

    THE MEDITERRANEAN DIET

    'The Mediterranean Diet' is probably the most realistic and safest way
    not only to lose weight, but to also prevent serious diseases such as
    cancer and heart disease.

    There have been countless studies on this type of diet by scientists
    keen to discover why heart problems and obesity are so low in countries
    bordering the Mediterranean Sea.

    In fact, there have been only a very few, very poorly constructed and
    badly controlled, studies of the Mediterranean diet. Years ago I let an
    endocrinologist talk me into trying one after years of maintaining a
    significant weight loss via a low carb diet.

    I have never gained back so much weight in so short a time! If you have
    blood sugar issues, which most people who succeed low carbing do, the
    Mediterranean diet is almost guaranteed to run up your weight.

    (And yes, I know th message I replied to is spam, but there are always
    people who will find these messages via Google, so the record needs to be
    set straight.)
    --Jenny

    http://www.geocities.com/lottadata4u/ Type 2 Diabetes info
    http://www.geocities.com/jenny_the_bean/ Low Carb info

    http://www.google.com/search?q=myth+of+the+mediterranean+diet&sourceid=mozilla-search&start=0&start=0&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official

    In particular, there was a great article on the "Myth of the Mediterranean"
    which pointed out that among other things, the preferred method for making
    pasta in pre-war Sicily was to boil it in Pork fat and the entire
    "Mediterranean diet" that was observed in the 50's was really just a
    reaction to post WW2 induced poverty.

    Interesting stuff.

  6. Anthony Walker wrote:

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    || For those who are interested, there will soon be a very generous
    || affiliate program starting, paying its affilates 60% of each product
    || sold.
    || Please email any queries. [email hidden]
    ||

    So Spam is allowed on the Mediterranean diet ?

    Peter
    Website: http://users.thelink.net/marengo

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