original Med diet 'helps prevent diabetes' The Mediterranean diet is rich in fruit and vegetables Sticking to a diet which includes fruit, vegetables, fibre and healthier fats could protect against type two diabetes, a study suggests. More than 14,000 Spanish volunteers were quizzed about eating habits, then checked over four years to see who developed the condition. The results pointed to an 83% lower risk for those who followed the diet, the British Medical Journal reported. But UK experts said the study was not conclusive. People living in Crete, southern Italy and Greece provided the inspiration for the so-called Mediterranean diet. Their traditional lifestyle involved not only regular exercise, but also plenty of fish, fruit and vegetables, usually cooked in olive oil, and washed down with the occasional glass of red wine. Studies have suggested that modern diets based on this ideal could improve heart health. The idea that it could also reduce the risk of diabetes is a logical step - olive oil is already known to improve blood sugar control and lower blood pressure. The 14,000 men and women, of varying ages, were all scored on their own recollection of which elements of the Mediterranean diet they followed in day-to-day life, and split into three groups, depending on the level of their adherence to the diet. As well as gaining a point for eating key ingredients fish, fruit and olive oil, they got one for cutting back on animal fats and keeping to a moderate alcohol intake. The highest group had managed seven or more points, while the bottom group had less than three points. The researchers then waited to see who developed diabetes over the next four years, and found that the average risk for those in the highest group was 83% lower than for those in the lowest group. Those in the middle had a 59% fall in the risk of diabetes. and not original x The median diet ' helps to prevent a diabetes The Mediterranean diet is richhe Mediterranean diet is rich with fruit and vegetables Adhering to a diet which switches on fruit, vegetables, the fibre and more healthy fats could protect two diabetes against type, research offers. It is more t research offers. It is more than 14 000 Spanish volunteers have been interrogated about preferences interrogated about preferences in meal, then have checked up four years to see, who ecked up four years to see, d up four years to see, who developed a condition. Results have specified on in 83 % lower risk for those who followed a diet, the British Medical Magazdiet, the British Medical Magazine has informed. But the British experts have ne has informed. But the British ed. But the British experts have told, that researcold, that research was not final. The people living in Ie people living in Island Crete, soIsland Crete, southern Italy and Greece, have provided a breath for a so-called Mediterhave provided a breath for a so-called Mediterranean diet. Their traditional way of life involved not only regular realisation, but also and is a lot of fish, fruit and the vegetables usually prepared in an olive oil, a in an olive oil, and washed up with a casual glass of red wine. Researches have assumed, that the modern died wine. Researches have assumed, that the modern diets ssumed, that the modern diets based on this ideal, could improve warm health. Idea, what is it could reduce also risk of a diabetes, is logical step - an olive oil as it is already known, improves the sugar control in blood and lowers a blood pressure. These of 14 000 mee. These of 14 000 men and women, vari0 men and women, variable age, all have bnd women, variable age, all have been won on theire been won on their own memoirs, which elements of the Mediterranean won on their own memoirs, which elements of the Mediterranean diet they followedemoirs, which elements of the Mediterranean diet they followed in a daily life, and broke up into three groups, depending on levedepending on level of their sticking to a diet. Just as receiving point that there is key fish of components, fruit and an olive oil, they have reached one to reduce fats of animals and to store to moderate spirit introduction. The highest group treated seven or more points while at basis group was less than three points. Researchers then waited to see, who has developed a diabetes for next four years, and has found, that the average risk for those in the highest group was on 83 % more low than for those in the lowest group. Those in the middle had 59 %-s' falling of risk of a diabetes.
We have already discussed on rewriters turning articles into crap, but due to you are new to the forum I would advise you digg some threads back inside this section to find it out.
"Adhering to a diet which switches on fruit, vegetables, the fibre and more healthy fats could protect two diabetes against type, research offers. " Read your first sentence and tell me it doesn't make you laugh. It's crap. Tell the original writer to learn when to use "which" and when to use "that."
"Just as receiving point that there is key fish of components, fruit and an olive oil, they have reached one to reduce fats of animals and to store to moderate spirit introduction." I don't know if that sentence could make any less sense.
It's actually pretty funny. I think this is the software they use when writing product manuals. Apparently it adds typos for you! Very handy.
WTF. There was a post recently with the same title. ARTICLE REWRITERS ARE CRAP. YES. I SAID IT. I'M CAPITALIZING IT IN THE HOPES THAT PERHAPS IT WILL FINALLY REGISTER IN A BRAIN SOMEWHERE. The first article is bad enough - the second is laughable. Please, get out of the content business if you can't afford to have someone write something that makes sense.
I had seen similar results from others. There is nothing better than writing each and every letter manually. Let your gray cells do some work man.
We need a sticky that says "Article spinners are crap. Don't ask us to compare your original and spun articles."