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Rilanciare la Dieta Mediterranea promuovendone il patrimonio gastronomico, i suoi benefici nutrizionali e salutistici, il basso impatto ambientale, l’elevato valore socioculturale e la sua influenza positiva sulle economie locali. Sono questi gli obiettivi della International Foundation of Mediterranean Diet (IFMeD), nonché i quattro pilastri su cui si basa Mediet 4.0, il nuovo modello sostenibile di […]

DIETS IN TRANSITION IN A GLOBALIZED WORLD: THE MED DIET AS A MODEL OF SUSTAINABLE DIET ACKNOWLEDGED IN THE 2017 REPORT ON NUTRITION AND FOOD SYSTEMS OF HIGH-LEVEL PANEL OF EXPERTS OF THE COMMITTEE ON WORLD FOOD SECURITY

HLPE. 2017. Nutrition and food systems. A report by the High-Level Panel of Experts on Food Security and Nutrition of the Committee on World Food Security, Rome. Global dietary patterns have been changing rapidly in recent decades. The “nutrition transition” refers to changes in lifestyle and dietary patterns driven by urbanization, globalization and economic […]

Med Diet 4.0: the IFMeD Mediterranean diet with four sustainable benefits published on Public Health Nutrition Journal by the International Scientific Committee of IFMeD

Med Diet 4.0: the Mediterranean diet with four sustainable benefits published on Public S Dernini1,2,3, EM Berry1,4,*, L Serra-Majem1,5,6, C La Vecchia1,7, R Capone1,8, FX Medina1,9, J Aranceta-Bartrina1,10, R Belahsen1,11, B Burlingame1,12, G Calabrese1,13, D Corella1,14, LM Donini1,6,15, D Lairon1,16, A Meybeck1,3, AG Pekcan1,17, S Piscopo1,18, A Yngve1,19 and A Trichopoulou1,20, on behalf of the […]

Mediterranean diet ‘could prevent 19,000 deaths a year in UK’

Mediterranean diet ‘could prevent 19,000 deaths a year in UK’ | Life and style | The Guardian Thousands of deaths from heart disease and stroke could be prevented if everybody ate a Mediterranean diet, a major study of the UK’s eating habits has shown. The health benefits of the Mediterranean diet, rich in olive oil […]

THE 2016 CALL FOR ACTION ON THE REVITALIZATION OF THE MEDITERRANEAN DIET

1st World Conference on the Mediterranean Diet

The 1st World Conference on the Mediterranean Diet will take place in Milan on 6, 7 and 8 July 2016 in order to revitalize the Med Diet, from a healthy dietary pattern to a healthy Mediterranean sustainable lifestyle. Representatives of authoritative international scientific community will discuss this issue and will announce the ‘new’ Pyramid of […]

Mediterranean diet beats low-fat diet for long-term weight loss

The popular eating pattern that’s good for your heart—the Mediterranean diet—is also good for your waistline, according to a review of five studies that compared the Mediterranean diet with other weight-loss diets. The trials, which included a total of 998 overweight or obese people, pitted the Mediterranean diet (which is rich in vegetables, fruits, grains, beans, […]

Italians lose appetite for healthy Mediterranean diet

It has long been lauded by doctors across the world for its health benefits and life-lengthening properties, but it appears the Mediterranean diet is becoming increasingly unpopular in Italy. A study has shown that fewer than half of Italians now eat a traditional diet rich in vegetables, olive oil, pasta and fish. Instead, many people […]

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DIETS IN TRANSITION IN A GLOBALIZED WORLD: THE MED DIET AS A MODEL OF SUSTAINABLE DIET ACKNOWLEDGED IN THE 2017 REPORT ON NUTRITION AND FOOD SYSTEMS OF HIGH-LEVEL PANEL OF EXPERTS OF THE COMMITTEE ON WORLD FOOD SECURITY

Med Diet 4.0: the IFMeD Mediterranean diet with four sustainable benefits published on Public Health Nutrition Journal by the International Scientific Committee of IFMeD

Mediterranean diet ‘could prevent 19,000 deaths a year in UK’

THE 2016 CALL FOR ACTION ON THE REVITALIZATION OF THE MEDITERRANEAN DIET

1st World Conference on the Mediterranean Diet

Mediterranean diet beats low-fat diet for long-term weight loss

Italians lose appetite for healthy Mediterranean diet

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