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Search - Mediterranean Diet: 101 Ultimate Mediterranean Diet Recipes To Fast Track Your Weight Loss & Help Prevent Disease

Mediterranean Diet 101 Ultimate Mediterranean Diet Recipes To Fast Track Your Weight Loss Help Prevent Disease
Author: Susan T. Williams

The Mediterranean Diet has evolved naturally and is the result of many centuries of cross-cultural exchange and refinement. It is not a diet in the strictest sense but rather a natural dietary tradition. It is therefore easier to adapt to because it is wholesome in its approach and contains comparatively fewer restrictions than most other modern... more » diet plans. Go on a journey to the center of culinary history. The Mediterranean Diet is among one of the oldest diets known to man. It comes from a region where some of the earliest civilizations in the western world originated, the Greek and the Roman civilizations. The meaning of the term ?Mediterranean? which comes from Latin can be interpreted as ?in between lands? or ?in the middle of the earth.? This is significant since the Mediterranean Sea is situated where three continents ?Africa, Asia and Europe ? meet. Just as the Mediterranean region represents a geographical and cultural crossroad, the Mediterranean Diet is a combination of different culinary traditions. It is important to understand that the Mediterranean Diet represents not just a way of eating but a way of life. It makes sense therefore to adapt the Mediterranean Diet in a holistic manner by more than just choosing the right kind of food but also by preparing and eating it the way the ancient Greeks and the Romans did. Needless to say, combining the Mediterranean Diet with an active lifestyle will make it more enjoyable and produce healthier results. Lose weight without feeling restricted. From bruschetta to paella, from the gazpacho to the anytime snack of falafel, from the irresistible baba ghanoush to the tantalizing tzatziki, the Mediterranean Diet is as much an epicurean delight as it is a healthy diet. It is perhaps the only diet where eating is not associated with guilt or restriction but with pleasure. If you want to get healthy and lose excess weight, wouldn?t you like to enjoy it? Instead of asking you to give up eating food that you enjoy or asking you to eat less, the Mediterranean Diet recommends that you eat abundantly, albeit the right kind of food. You will rarely see obesity on the islands of Crete and Sardinia, nor will you see any overweight people in Greece, Italy or Turkey. The Mediterranean Diet is the perfect way of eating to follow if you want to lose weight and keep it off for life! Here Is A Preview Of What You'll Learn The origins and history of the Mediterranean Diet How the Mediterranean Diet gained global popularity The main ingredients used in Mediterranean Diet recipes Why the Mediterranean Diet is good for weight loss How the Mediterranean Diet helps prevent disease 101 recipes for preparing delicious low calorie meals high in nutritional value And many more healthy tips tags: mediterranean diet cookbook, mediterranean diet for weight loss, mediterranean diet for beginners, mediterranean diet recipes, mediterranean diet for weight loss, mediterranean diet meal plan, mediterranean diet plan, italian recipes, greek recipes, turkish recipes, prevent heart disease, heart disease prevention, low calorie recipes, weight loss

ISBN-13: 9781519215994
ISBN-10: 1519215991
Publication Date: 11/13/2015
Pages: 108
Edition: 1
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Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
Book Type: Paperback
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