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In reply to the discussion: Mediterranean diet 'as effective as statins' in reducing heart attack risk [View all]SoapBox
(18,791 posts)30. Great chart!
I really want to eat well everyday...but sometimes it just doesn't happen. And when I eat crap, I feel guilt about my body but sometimes it comes down to needing food.
My usual (and weird) to most, is that is simply forget to eat...and I'm not big anyway (male, 5'9", 150 if I'm lucky) so I really, really need to eat. I take food to work but the calories are probably not compensating for the energy burn (add a "high" metabolism)...it's always a challenge.
I've been thinking of trying to keep more canned beans on hand (I would get low or no sodium...my pet peeve in prepared foods is all that sodium) as well as making grains in advance, so that I can whip up some healthy and hearty salads.
Great OP!
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Mediterranean diet 'as effective as statins' in reducing heart attack risk [View all]
malaise
Sep 2015
OP
I was just being smart-alecky/not snarky. Sorry. But I was reminded of my now "fired" doctor:
UTUSN
Sep 2015
#45
True but the doctors seem to be more concerned with the side effects of the medication
malaise
Sep 2015
#18
Note tomatoes being described as Mediterranean. One of the many outcomes of the voyage of Columbus.
arcane1
Sep 2015
#9
Looks like I'm already eating a mostly Mediterranean diet by being a vegetarian
IVoteDFL
Sep 2015
#12