Friday, October 4, 2013

Mediterranean Diet For Weight Loss

Would you be surprised to learn that eating the Mediterranean diet

way is not only a healthy way to eat but is an effective and natural way

to combat heart disease and some cancers, while losing weight in

the process?

For many women, dieting for weight loss can be a daunting and

somewhat restricting undertaking and especially so, if you're a

vegetarian. Most weight loss diets will nearly always involve giving up

or limiting your intake of some of the foods you particularly enjoy.

Whether it is a low carb diet such as the atkins diet or any of the many

fad diets. Either way you'll most certainly have to deprive yourself in

some way.

Any diet that involves deprivation in any way shape or form, will lessen

your chances of achieving your weight loss diet goals. You're also more

likely to regain any lost weight once you've finished your diet and resume

normal eating. This is where the Mediterranian diet approach is a god-send.

The Mediterranean diet and lifestyle is being touted as the best two-

pronged approach to achieving healthy eating and weight maintenance,

without the need to resort to starvation diets or, extra gruelling physical

exercise.

The benefits of the Mediterranean diet doesn't just stop there either!

Recent research confirms that the Mediterranean diet foods - (with one

of its chief ingredients being olive oil), is not only generally healthy, but

can actually help lower harmful LDL cholesterol that can cause heart and

other chronic diseases, including cancer.

The Mediterranian diet approach for weight loss is based on ground

breaking scientific research by 'The Harvard School Of Public Health'.

No matter what your goals are, anyone can start using this model. You

do not even have to adjust your lifestyle in any significant way to

improve your health, achieve your weight loss and/or weight

maintenance goals.

If you're looking for a healthy diet that tick all the boxes - i,e. is not

low carb
; is not low fat; does not involve

starvation; and is also ideal for people seeking a

low calorie and vegetarian diet, then you can do no

better than the Mediterranian diet approach.

To read the remainder of this item or to learn more about the many

benefits of the Mediterranean diet and how it can specifically help you

become healthier and lose weight in the process, visit:

health-womens-healthy-living-goals.com health-womens-healthy-living-goals.com/

Mediterranian-diet.html








Olga Graham is a qualified social care practitioner, life coach and founder of: health-womens-healthy-living-goals.com health-womens-healthy-living-goals.com, a health and Personal Development website offering guidance and free goalsetting tools for women, enabling them to set and achieve all aspects of their personal health goals. To receive free goalsetting guidance: health-womens-healthy-living-goals.com/Free-Mini-Goal-Setting-Course.html Free-Mini-Goal-Setting-Course

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