Mediterranean-style meals could be doing wonders for your gum health, fresh research from King's College London has revealed.

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People whose food intake fit into the Mediterranean diet were found to have better gum health in a study, with less disease ...

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People who followed the Mediterranean diet had less inflammatory gum disease and therefore less of a risk for various chronic ...

Researchers found that Britons who did not follow the Mediterranean diet tended to have more severe gum disease, particularly if they ate a lot of red meat. They also had higher levels of proteins ...

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