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What Happens to Your Body On the Mediterranean Diet

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You may have a reduced risk of heart disease.

Heart Disease is the leading cause of death in both men and women. And while some risk factors are completely out of your control—think genetics and age, as examples—others are totally modifiable.

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You may lose weight.

From intermittent fasting to keto to super-trendy juice cleanses, weight loss solutions are a dime a dozen. Unfortunately, while many of these diets will result in weight loss in the short term, the effects will not be long-lasting.

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You may have a reduced risk of Alzheimer's Disease.

Packed with the crunch you crave and the classic ranch zing you love, these chips are made from fresh, nutrient-rich veggies like zucchini, carrots, and kale.

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You may live longer.

Mediterranean Diet was linked to a reduced risk of early death due to cancer, cardiovascular disease, and all-causes.

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You may reduce your risk of stroke.

Stroke risk can be reduced simply by eating more olive oil, nuts, fruits, and veggies—AKA following the Mediterranean Diet.

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You may experience stronger bones.

Bone health is something that everyone should think about, especially when they are younger and bone mass is being built. 

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You may experience improved fertility.

You can quite literally fuel your fertility by the foods you choose to eat. For people who have dreams of welcoming a little bundle of joy into their lives, following the Mediterranean Diet may support their fertility.