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olive oil, green leafy vegetables prevent heart disease
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italian researchers have confirmed that diets rich in leafy green vegetables and olive oil are vital for heart health. dr. domenico palli from the cancer research and prevention institute in florence and his colleagues discovered that women who eat at least one serving of leafy greens a day are 46 percent less likely to develop heart disease than women who eat less. and those who consume at least three tablespoons of olive oil a day earn roughly the same benefit.
"probably the mechanisms responsible for the protective effect of plant-origin foods on cardiovascular diseases involve micronutrients such as folate, antioxidant vitamins and potassium, all present in green leafy vegetables," explained palli to reuters health, confirming what previous studies on the "mediterranean diet" have already found.
published in the american journal of clinical nutrition, the study collected data from about 30,000 italian women and tracked their health over the course of eight years. they then correlated cases of heart disease to dietary habits and found that the amount of olive oil and leafy green vegetables consumed is directly correlated to heart health.
besides improving heart health, eating a diet rich in vegetables and olive oil has been shown to prevent and treat type-2 diabetes, reduce the risk of breast cancer, maintain healthy weight and prevent obesity, prevent and treat prostate cancer, prevent and treat alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia, and even lengthen lifespan ( http://www.naturalnews.com/mediterr...).
"it appears that the various components of the mediterranean diet do promote lower inflammation, oxidative stress, and serum protein levels, which in turn lower risk for vascular problems that can contribute to brain aging -- hypertension, cardiovascular disease, stroke, dyslipidemia, and diabetes," explain peter j. whitehouse and daniel george in their book the myth of alzheimer's: what you aren't being told about today's most dreaded diagnosis.
sources for this story include:
http://www.reuters.com/article/idus...
Source :NaturalNews.com
Date :
3
January
2011
Category :
Food And Health
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eating blueberries can guard against high blood pressure, according to new research by the university of east anglia (uea) and harvard university. high blood pressure, or hypertension, is one of the major cardiovascular diseases worldwide. it leads to stroke and heart disease and costs more than $300 billion each year. around a quarter of the adult population is affected globally, including 10 million people in the uk, over 2 million australians and one in three adults in the united states.
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health conscious people understand the importance of a diet that includes all the essential vitamins and minerals to avoid chronic illness as we age. vitamin e is known to confer many health benefits including support for the heart and brain as well as being an immune system booster. many are surprised to find out that this critical vitamin exists in many different natural forms, all of which are required for vibrant health.
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nearly one million people fall victim to heart disease every year. the vast majority of these people are unaware that this devastating condition can be prevented with a natural approach to diet. researchers from the european epic (european prospective investigation into cancer and nutrition) study have developed a plan that can reduce the risk of coronary artery disease by 81%. medical researchers understand that heart disease begins early in life and progresses to threaten life as we approach our senior years.
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overweight and obesity are known to dramatically increase the risk of developing heart disease, diabetes, cancer and dementia. excess body fat fuels the fire of systemic inflammation and the release of dangerous chemical messengers or cytokines that damage the delicate inner lining of our arteries; this sets the stage for vascular dysfunction. as we pass age 35, there is a natural tendency to gain weight due to slowing metabolism, unchanged calorie intake and less physical activity.
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as the us begins to emerge from recession, restaurants are seeing lapsed customers return. same-store sales are inching up, signaling the industry’s initial rebound to health; hiring is also up, signaling positive expectations for 2011. but this isn’t the same restaurant industry as before. big changes are on the way-on menus, in concept development and in the competitive landscape.technomic, the leading foodservice research and consulting firm, examines the future for restaurants through the lens of 40-plus years tracking the industry, and sees 11 top trends emerging in 2011: 1.
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first lady michelle obama\'s campaign for healthier school lunches could be revived in congress after two key democrats said they will drop opposition to using funding from food stamps to pay for it. reps.
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new south wales premier kristina kenneally yesterday announced that menus for fast-food outlets across nsw will be required to display kilojoule information on their printed and menu boards, as of february 1st 2011. businesses such as major fast food, bakery, coffee and doughnut chains will now be required to ‘clearly and legibly’ display the kilojoule content on their menu board, as well as prominently featuring the average adult daily energy intake of 8700 kilojoules.
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so you have decided it`s time to try for a baby. congratulations! your head is swimming with thoughts about the future, and whether you are mom or dad this is an exciting time. but let`s pause for a moment and consider: good nutrition is more vital than ever now that you are trying to conceive. a healthy diet should be a regular part of life, but if it`s not currently, now is the time to start. for both mom and dad it is ideal to start improving your diet at least 3-12 months before conception.
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