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THE MEDITERRANEAN + ZONE DIET COOKBOOK FOR BEGINNERS: THRIVE FOR A LONGEVITY LIFESTYLE WITH SIMPLE RECIPES TO IMPROVE HEALTH, LOSE WEIGHT NATURALLY, AND LIVE HAPPIER
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About THE MEDITERRANEAN + ZONE DIET COOKBOOK FOR
Decades of research have proven that it is not only the things we eat that take a fundamental role in our general health, yet a lot depends on the lifestyles and the communities that we live in. Many of the countries across the world with the happiest and healthiest communities have been proven to reside in certain zones of the world. While the Mediterranean Diet is not only delicious yet healthy, other recipes from the Blue Zones of the world have also been included to offer readers a great combination of the best of both worlds. In this book you will discover the method behind eating well to lose weight, improve your skin and health, prevent heart disease and live longer (101 recipes to live to 101)?. The Mediterranean+Zone diet is based on simple eating traditions and is grounded in the values of local produce, simple ingredients, minimal or no processing, seasonal eating, and a macronutrient balance. It is considered a moderate-carb diet, with a focus on lots of healthy fat sources such as olive oil and fish. When you really think about it, the “Med diet” makes a heck of a lot of sense! Eating fresh, local foods which are as close to the source as possible, limiting red meat consumption, eating healthy, whole carbs such as bread and beans, and limiting processed sugar. The Mediterranean+Zone diet is great for the heart, as it includes healthy fats and Omega fatty acids from nuts, olive oil, and fish. What’s more, the inclusion of fresh veggies and fiber-rich legumes helps to lower cholesterol and blood pressure. Fiber-rich foods are great for the digestive system and can help to prevent bowel cancer. Because we are avoiding processed carbs and sugars, our blood sugar is stable and at a healthy level, reducing our risk of diabetes and obesity. This book covers the following topics: What are the blue zones and healthy living? Sardinians Okinawans Nicoyans Weekly intakes Recipes for the summer Recipes for the fall & autumn months Recipes for the winter months Recipes for the spring months Healthy benefits Weight loss Longevity Mediterranean diet recipes …And much more What’s more, the nutrient-dense diet full of healthy fat provides us with abundant energy, healthy skin, and improved Meal Prepping is mostly the art of creating a "Blueprint" of all the food that you are going to eat over the coming days or weeks. This method of blueprinting is accompanied by the strategy of carefully pre-preparing the ingredients required for your recipes and storing them in separate boxes so that you can cook the meal with ease when the time comes. Alternatively, another Meal Prepping strategy is to just put the cooked meals in appropriate containers and eat them when desired (by reheating them). This strategy can very quickly be implemented into any diet, which makes following the diet "That" much more comfortable! Meal Prepping is mostly the process through which you can create a blueprint of how you are going to conduct and incorporate the diet plan which you are interested in following. The Mediterranean+Zone diet and eating regime are good for your whole body, from your brain to your bones. That’s right: not only it can help you lose weight, but it can improve your mental and physical wellbeing, reducing the risk for cardiovascular disease, depression, type 2 diabetes and so much more! There has been a lot of research and study into the traditional Mediterranean diet, taking off from the fact that several scientists noticed that people in Mediterranean countries tended to be healthier and to have longer life spans compared to resident
