Apolipoprotein E genetic variants in Mediterranean diet: CORDIOPREV study

Tirandi, Amedeo; Montecucco, Fabrizio; Carbone, Federico

doi:10.1111/eci.13213

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“…In this sense, Mediterranean diet is currently seen as a paradigm for healthy food intake associating with blunted inflammatory tension and reduced mortality for CVDs. 10 Similarly, recently described dietary regimens mimicking fasting condition also were shown to impact on mortality for different CV and non-CV conditions (i.e. tumours).…”

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“…Accordingly, balanced dietary behaviour contributes to the maintenance of good health not only by preventing obesity but also by blunting the onset of inflamm‐ageing in a direct way. In this sense, Mediterranean diet is currently seen as a paradigm for healthy food intake associating with blunted inflammatory tension and reduced mortality for CVDs 10 . Similarly, recently described dietary regimens mimicking fasting condition also were shown to impact on mortality for different CV and non‐CV conditions (i.e.…”

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