Reducing Your Risk of Metabolic SyndromeMichael Jubinville, MPH Making small changes can help you lower your risk of metabolic syndrome. Make changes slowly over time so you can stick with them and not be overwhelmed. If You Need to Lose Weight
Eat Healthful Foods
The Mediterranean diet is one diet that may help to lower your risk of metabolic syndrome. This diet emphasizes plant-based foods like fruits, vegetables, grains, and olive oil. It also highlights low-to-moderate amounts of fish, poultry, and dairy products. Get More Exercise
See Your Doctor
Other Ways to Reduce Your RiskWork with your doctor to:
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