Meetings continue between MAGISNAT and the Fondazione Policlinico Agostino Gemelli IRCCS, Rome, Italy, on the importance of the Mediterranean diet in our times.
A set of foods for the well-being of our body.
In fact, the Mediterranean diet has been linked to the concept of healthy aging, defined as absence of major chronic diseases, good physical and mental condition, absence of depression, absence of pain limiting function, good social functioning and independent performance of daily activities.
Olive oil, legumes and cereals, dairy products, fish, fruits and vegetables, and wine, in moderate amounts, are the foods that should not be missing from our tables.
Unfortunately, modern society, being characterized by a hectic and unregulated lifestyle, struggles to follow these directions. It is for this reason that MAGISNAT, together with its American and Italian professors and researchers, promoted a line of supplements to help people make up for their deficiencies due to an unregulated diet.

*Disclaimer: None of the information reported can be used to claim the properties of dietary supplements. Dietary supplements do not possess any therapeutic or preventive properties.