Review the following 3 food guides (DASH, Mediterranean, and...

Review the following 3 food guides (DASH, Mediterranean, and Harvard's Healthy Eating Pyramid)

 

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 ⦁ What do these three food guides have in common? List a minimum of 3 similarities. (These are the recommendations where there is considerable scientific consensus. Note the foods location on the pyramid as the ones at the lower end of the pyramid should be the foundation of the diet. Items at the very top should be very limited.  

⦁ Researchers designed the DASH diet specifically to lower blood pressure. Why are we concerned about high blood pressure? In other words, how does high blood pressure negatively affect the body over time.