Dr. Michael Ozner, MD
Dr. Ozner joined Tonia on Food Talk For Health and talked about his latest book, The Complete Mediterranean Diet.
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Enjoy a Mediterranean Diet and
Lower Your Risk of Heart Disease
Obesity, diabetes, heart disease and cancer – all diseases that have been scientifically linked to diet –are at an all-time high. “But there’s a way to prevent and fight these diseases that has been successful for millions of people for thousands of years,” says Dr. Michael Ozner, one of America’s leading advocates for heart disease prevention.
His book, the Complete Mediterranean Diet, offers the traditional Mediterranean diet, clinically proven to reduce your risk of heart disease and other debilitating diseases. It’s simple. The main components include whole grains, fresh fruits and vegetables, nuts, legumes, fish, olive oil, and red wine (in moderation). With over 500 recipes, the book shows you how and why to change your diet for a longer, healthier, happier life.
Michael Ozner, MD, FACC, FAHA, is one of America’s leading advocates for heart disease prevention. Dr. Ozner is a board-certified cardiologist, a Fellow of the American College of Cardiology and of the American Heart Association, Medical Director of Wellness & Prevention at Baptist Health South Florida and a well-known regional and national speaker in the field of preventive cardiology. He is also the Symposium Director for “Cardiovascular Disease Prevention,” an annual international meeting highlighting advances in preventive cardiology and dedicated to treatment and prevention of heart attack and stroke. Dr. Ozner has frequently appeared in the print, radio and television media including The New York Times, NPR radio and CBS News. He was the recipient of the 2008 American Heart Association Humanitarian Award and has been elected to Top Cardiologists in America by the Consumer Council of America. Dr. Ozner is also the author of The Great American Heart Hoax, Heart Attack Proof and The Complete Mediterranean Diet.
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