Mediterranean diet may reduce frailty risk

Several health benefits have been linked to the Mediterranean diet, and researchers just added “may prevent frailty” to the list.
Frailty, a state of increased vulnerability that is recognizable and results from multiple physiological systems’ functional decline, impacts between 10% and 15% of older adults, according to a press release. It is associated with a higher risk for falls, hospitalization, disability, fractures and mortality.
Previous research has shown that lifestyle interventions like nutrition counseling and physical mobility have helped older adults with frailty,

Several health benefits have been linked to the Mediterranean diet, and researchers just added “may prevent frailty” to the list.
Frailty, a state of increased vulnerability that is recognizable and results from multiple physiological systems’ functional decline, impacts between 10% and 15% of older adults, according to a press release. It is associated with a higher risk for falls, hospitalization, disability, fractures and mortality.
Previous research has shown that lifestyle interventions like nutrition counseling and physical mobility have helped older adults with frailty,