Written by: Deepa
10 July 2025
The keto and Mediterranean diets are both trendy, but which one may actually work for you?
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Let’s take a closer look.
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High fat, low carb. Keto puts your body in fat-burning mode (ketosis) so you can lose weight quickly.
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Veggies, fish, olive oil, and whole grains. Balanced and heart-healthy, it is based on traditions.
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Keto will yield faster results in the short term, but Mediterranean diet will be easiest to maintain long-term.
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Antioxidants and anti-inflammatory foods, plus omega-3s of Mediterranean makes the Mediterranean option healthier for your heart!
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Mediterranean has more fiber, vitamins, and antioxidants. Keto has potential but must be planned carefully so it can be nutritionally balanced.
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Keto can be a great way to have sharp focus, but it has limitations and can feel restrictive, while Mediterranean has flexibility and as a social meal option.
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If you're looking for sudden, fast fat-loss, a keto diet could be more suitable for you. If you're looking for something heart-healthy and sustainable (for a lifestyle), Mediterranean could be the best option! Always consult with your nutritionist before starting any new food or drink.
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