Mediterranean Diet Lowers Cardiovascular Risks by 48%
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Siim Land's YouTube video 'Diet or Exercise: What REALLY Matters for Longevity'
Story of claim
A Mediterranean diet, including fruits, vegetables, olive oil, and seafood, reduces the risk of major cardiovascular events by 48% based on a 2024 meta-analysis of random control trials.
- Goal: Reduce cardiovascular event risk through dietary modifications.
- Proof: 2024 meta-analysis of RCTs demonstrated a 48% reduction in cardiovascular risks with a Mediterranean diet.
- Nuances:
- Compared to a control diet high in ultra-processed foods
- Includes fruits, vegetables, olive oil, seafood
- Impact on Life: Reduced risk of cardiovascular events, promoting heart health.
Investments
- Price: $150-250 per month for Mediterranean ingredients
- Time: The author did not mention it.
- Effort: Requires consistent adherence to a Mediterranean diet.
Risks
Comparison is to a control diet, not other diets like paleo or keto.
Alternatives
- Paleo or Keto diet for different dietary benefits
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- Incorporate more fruits, vegetables, and seafood into meals
- Use olive oil as the primary fat source
- Limit ultra-processed foods
- Track dietary changes and cardiovascular health improvements
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