Mediterranean diet adherence and self-reported psychological functioning in an Australian sample
Georgina E Crichton, Crichton, Georgina E (Creator), Bryan, Janet (Creator), Hodgson, Jonathan (Creator), Murphy, Karen Joy (Creator)
Given the reported health benefits of a Mediterranean diet (MedDiet) and delay in cognitive decline, we aimed to determine the level of adherence to a MedDiet using an 11-point scale and examine relationships with cognitive function and psychological well-being. Cross-sectional analyses were undertaken on data from 1183 Australian adults, aged 40–65. Food frequency questionnaires were used to calculate mean intakes of foods included in a MedDiet and foods typically consumed in an Australian diet. Outcome measures included self-reported cognitive failures, memory, anxiety, stress, self-esteem, general health and physical function
Thesis, Dissertation, English, uuuu
Elsevier, uuuu
journal article
870397769
7 p.
English