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. 2022 Jan 17;14(2):393. doi: 10.3390/nu14020393

Table 1.

Mediterranean Diet Adherence and Bariatric Surgery Outcome.

Reference Year Study Design Number of Participants Follow-Up (Years) Main Findings
Schiavo et al.
[17]
2015 descriptive prospective cohort 37 -- Participants who adhered to a MD 1 showed significant decreases in weight, liver size, visceral fat, and fat mass before undergoing BS 2.
Ruiz-Tovar et al.
[18]
2014 prospective observational study 50 1 Better adherence to a MD resulted in greater weight loss, and improved lipid profiles after BS.
Contreras et al.
[19]
2020 prospective observational study 78 1 Increased adherence to a MD resulted in greater weight loss after BS.
Schiavo et al.
[20]
2020 prospective observational study 74 4 Patients who underwent BS were found to have an inadequate MD adherence after at least 4 years of intervention, with weight regain in 37.8% of patients.

1 Mediterranean diet, 2 Bariatric surgery