Mediterranean Diet
Vegetables, olive oil, fish and whole grains. Widely ranked as one of the healthiest eating patterns in the world.
1800–2400 kcal/day
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Oily northern fish, rye, berries and rapeseed oil. The Nordic answer to the Mediterranean diet.
The Nordic diet focuses on seasonal and local foods: salmon, herring, rye bread, root vegetables, cabbage and wild berries.
Lunch
560 kcal
Baked salmon, quinoa, avocado and crunchy vegetables — a source of omega-3 and complete protein.
Lunch
520 kcal
A Hawaiian bowl: rice, marinated tuna, avocado, edamame and ponzu sauce.
Dinner
470 kcal
Juicy salmon with lemon and herbs on a bed of green vegetables — dinner in 25 minutes.
Snacks
220 kcal
Layers of yoghurt, fresh berries and oats — a healthy 5-minute snack.
Vegetables, olive oil, fish and whole grains. Widely ranked as one of the healthiest eating patterns in the world.
1800–2400 kcal/day
Read moreHigh fat and very low carb: the body enters ketosis and burns fat as its main fuel.
1500–2200 kcal/day
Read more16 hours of fasting and an 8-hour eating window. It is about when you eat, not only what.
1600–2300 kcal/day
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