Wake up, America! Low-carb diets are potentially danggerous and there are no long-term studies proving their safety or efficacy. The Mediterranean diet has been around for thousands of years. It is safe and clinically proven to reduce the risk of heart disease and cancer. Moreover, the Mediterranean cuisine is delicious and the ingredients needed to prepare the recipes can be found in any grocery store. Isn't this the type of diet that you want for yourself and your family?
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...a compelling argument for the importance of the Mediterranean diet and lifestyle for overall health... -- Randolph P Martin, MD, Director of Noninvasive Cardiology, Emory University Hospital, Atlanta, GA
The Miami Mediterrean Diet is a must-read for anyone interested in controlling their weight and improving their longterm health! -- David MacGregor, MD, Cardiovascular Surgeon
The recipes are easy to produce and generate delicious meals; no one would feel deprived adhering to the stated plan. -- Karen Lieberman, PhD, RD, Professor and Chair, the Hospitality College, Johnson & Wales University, Florida Campus --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
The Miami Mediterrean Diet is a must-read for anyone interested in controlling their weight and improving their longterm health! -- David MacGregor, MD, Cardiovascular Surgeon
The recipes are easy to produce and generate delicious meals; no one would feel deprived adhering to the stated plan. -- Karen Lieberman, PhD, RD, Professor and Chair, the Hospitality College, Johnson & Wales University, Florida Campus --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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Michael Ozner, MD, is a nationally renowned pioneer and advocate of preventive cardiology, a Fellow of the American College of Cardiology, and past chairman of the American Heart Association of Miami. He is medical director of wellness and prevention at Baptist Health South Florida, and medical director of the Cardiovascular Prevention Institute of South Florida. A clinical assistant professor of medicine and cardiology at the University of Miami School of Medicine, he is also a well-known national speaker and symposium director, appearing frequently on radio, television and in the print media. He lives in Miami.
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Miami Mediterranean Diet is a Must-Read for Optimal Health,
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This review is from: The Miami Mediterranean Diet: Lose Weight and Lower Your Risk of Heart Disease (Hardcover)
Think of this: Greek men have 90% less heart attacks than American men. Yes, I said 90% less. Statistics like this have led scientists to spend more than 20 years studying the Mediterranean diet, Dr. Ozner, a cardiologist based in Miami, summarizes the enormous benefits of this lifestyle in his book. He offers many patient tested (& patient suggested) recipes, all delicious. The basic foods in this diet are pasta, fresh vegetables, beans, whole grains, cold-water fish, nuts, olives, tomatoes, olive oil and red wine. Simple, but rarely followed in America. The Mediterranean diet is rich in benefits, inexpensive and there's an added benefit: weight loss. The book is a winner, easy to read and highly recommended.
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Buy this book - save your life,
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This review is from: The Miami Mediterranean Diet: Lose Weight and Lower Your Risk of Heart Disease (Hardcover)
Written by an experienced Miami cardiologist, the Miami Mediterranean Diet is an excellent introduction to the lifestyle and recipes of the Mediterranean diet, as filtered through an American lens, which, nevertheless, retains all of the heart-healthy benefits of the original Mediterranean diet.
Far from being just another fad diet, The Mediteranean diet is the only diet clinically proven, for more than four decades now, to reduce the incidence of heart disease, cancer and stroke, and possibly neurodegenerative disorders, such as Alzheimer's disease. Dr. Michael Ozner makes the case for moving away from the pro-inflammatory American diet towards the anti-inflammatory Mediterranean diet in order to prevent atherosclerosis, heart disease and other inflammation-related ailments that are all-too common in the West. The Miami Mediterranean diet features plenty of low-fat, high-fiber, olive-oil-rich, flavor-packed recipes made with fresh fruits and vegetables, fatty fish, lean dairy, nuts, legumes and whole grains. It will help you lose weight and change your lifestyle for the better, for once and for all. This is a diet that anyone can benefit from, whether you are seeking to lose weight, prevent diabetes, reduce allergy or arthritis symptoms, reverse heart disease, or avoid IBS symptoms. Highly recommended.
47 of 55 people found the following review helpful:
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don't waste your money, where is the mediteranean?,
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Thankfully my cover was damaged so I am returning it. However, I would have returned it anyway. Where in the healthy mediteranean's diet is "low calorie sweetner" and "liquid eqq whites"? This is just a low calorie diet with fish, fruit, veggies and the like which you should eat anyway. It's mostly recipes which is why I was interested. The recipes however feature artifical sweetners (lots of them). I don't see where that fits in traditional mediterranean fare. They are been proven to be dangerous. So, this is really a low calorie, low fat diet with artificial sweetners. You will lose weight but will you really be healthy?
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