Mediterranean diet lowers heart attack and stroke risk in heart disease patients
Eating junk food may not be as bad as we think for people with heart problems, a study says.
A study conducted with more than 15,000 people with coronary heart disease from 39 different countries found that following a Mediterranean diet reduced the risk of heart attack and stroke, but also prevented the Western diet of refined sugars and deep-fried foods from increasing this risk. In other…
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