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Mediterranean to Vegan: Top 7 diet trends of 2023

As we approach the conclusion of 2023, let's explore the 7 prominent diet trends that have positively impacted health this year.

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Pescatarian Diet

It predominantly features vegetarian components while also incorporating seafood, best for people with heart disease and diabetes.

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MIND diet

This diet emphasizes daily intake of leafy greens, advocates cooking with olive oil, and suggests consuming fruits at least five times weekly.

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DASH diet

The DASH diet is praised for promoting weight loss and a healthy lifestyle. It prioritizes selecting foods low in sodium or entirely sodium-free.

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Vegan Diet

A vegan diet excludes all animal products, emphasizing plant-based foods for health and ethical reasons. It includes fruits, vegetables, grains, and plant-based proteins.

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New Mayo Clinic diet

The new Mayo Clinic diet emphasizes whole foods, fruits, and vegetables, promoting sustainable and healthy eating habits for overall well-being.

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Flexitarian Diet

This diet combines vegetarian and non-vegetarian elements, placing a focus on increased vegetable consumption while occasionally incorporating non-vegetarian items. 

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Mediterranean Diet

In 2023, a popular Google-searched weight loss diet includes daily consumption of fresh fruits, vegetables, nuts, beans, whole grains, olive oil, and specific herbs.

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