
Mediterranean Diet: What the Evidence Actually Shows
A landmark Spanish trial linked the eating pattern to fewer cardiovascular events, though questions about weight loss and exact mechanisms remain open.
Written by Tobias LangeNutrition covers food as it is actually bought and cooked: portions, labels, sodium and sugar content, budget substitutions, and the small number of supplements worth considering. Guidance is specific enough to use inside a supermarket, and claims about a food curing something get checked before publication.
Eating guidance for real kitchens: portion sizes, what a label hides, cooking swaps that keep meals edible, and supplement claims held to the evidence.

A landmark Spanish trial linked the eating pattern to fewer cardiovascular events, though questions about weight loss and exact mechanisms remain open.
Written by Tobias Lange
The official recommendation is 0.8 grams per kilogram of body weight, but research on older adults and athletes suggests the picture is more nuanced.
Written by Tobias Lange