Comments on: Diet In The News http://www.thedivanetwork.com/2008/12/diet-in-the-news.html The Diva Network - Just For Women with the hottest fashion trends, beauty advise, celebrity gossip and discount shopping Fri, 17 Dec 2010 21:27:29 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: heretoday http://www.thedivanetwork.com/2008/12/diet-in-the-news.html/comment-page-1#comment-65200 heretoday Sat, 03 Jan 2009 22:53:25 +0000 http://www.thedivanetwork.com/?p=3165#comment-65200 While it was not exactly a Mediterranean diet (although it did share alot of the same elements), my Grandmothers, Granduncles, and others of their generation ate an exclusively Kosher diet with very little meat (except chicken soup!) and they all never had a problem with weight gain and had all their teeth and kept vigorous up into their late 80s. While it was not exactly a Mediterranean diet (although it did share alot of the same elements), my Grandmothers, Granduncles, and others of their generation ate an exclusively Kosher diet with very little meat (except chicken soup!) and they all never had a problem with weight gain and had all their teeth and kept vigorous up into their late 80s.

]]> By: Sagemother http://www.thedivanetwork.com/2008/12/diet-in-the-news.html/comment-page-1#comment-64891 Sagemother Thu, 01 Jan 2009 17:51:50 +0000 http://www.thedivanetwork.com/?p=3165#comment-64891 I would like to see a study about diets, like the Mediterranean, that explore how the region where the diet is "discovered" plays a role in life span, sense of well being, and other factors that make so many "life enhancing" programs popular. I haven't seen a genetic comparison either, which would be interesting, because it plays such a huge role in how an individual ages and gains or looses weight. I would like to see a study about diets, like the Mediterranean, that explore how the region where the diet is “discovered” plays a role in life span, sense of well being, and other factors that make so many “life enhancing” programs popular.

I haven’t seen a genetic comparison either, which would be interesting, because it plays such a huge role in how an individual ages and gains or looses weight.

]]> By: stav http://www.thedivanetwork.com/2008/12/diet-in-the-news.html/comment-page-1#comment-64825 stav Thu, 01 Jan 2009 02:19:01 +0000 http://www.thedivanetwork.com/?p=3165#comment-64825 There sure is a lot of stuff to look at... I can vouch for the mediterranean diet though! Olive Oil, fish, walnuts, figs, pulses and very little meat... never did my grandmas and grandpas any harm all lived to a healthy late 90s and had most of their teeth and not a moments sickness. There sure is a lot of stuff to look at…

I can vouch for the mediterranean diet though! Olive Oil, fish, walnuts, figs, pulses and very little meat… never did my grandmas and grandpas any harm all lived to a healthy late 90s and had most of their teeth and not a moments sickness.

]]> By: Imaginary Diva http://www.thedivanetwork.com/2008/12/diet-in-the-news.html/comment-page-1#comment-63529 Imaginary Diva Mon, 22 Dec 2008 22:21:20 +0000 http://www.thedivanetwork.com/?p=3165#comment-63529 Thanks for dropping by! Thanks for dropping by!

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