by You think For try it A news diet, but not You are you don’t know where to start (after getting the all-clear from your doctor, of course!); An evidence-based analysis of 10 popular eating habits shows that some promote heart health much better than others.
A scientific report from the American Heart Association (AHA) published Thursday in the journal Circulation found that Mediterranean, DASH-style, fish-based, and vegetarian eating habits largely align with heart-healthy dietary guidelines.
While the popular paleo and keto diets contradict them.
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The report in more detail
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Diets were rated on a scale of 1 to 100 based on how well they met AHA guidelines. They were divided into four levels based on their score, which ranged from 31 to 100.
First level
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The Mediterranean dietary pattern had a slightly lower score (89). Unlike DASH, it allows moderate consumption of alcohol and added salt. A pescetarian diet (92), which allows seafood in addition to plant foods, and a vegetarian diet (86) also came out on top.
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THE diets very weak bold (72) And weak carbohydrates (64) they belong In Tuesday category. And THE two limit food Or are underlined To nutritional instructions her Haha.
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Fourth year
The paleolithic (53) and very low-carb/ketogenic (31) diets are in the fourth tier or lower.
Both, which are used for weight loss, are misaligned with heart-healthy dietary guidelines and have been shown to be no more effective for weight loss than less restrictive diets over the long term. They are also high in fat without limiting saturated fat.
