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Study Links Mediterranean Diet to Improved Sexual Health

10/21/2025

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A Mediterranean-style diet may improve sexual function in men and women, based on 31 studies.
Anti-inflammatory diets rich in healthy fats, lean proteins, and antioxidants link to better pelvic floor health.
Pro-inflammatory diets increase the risk of pelvic floor dysfunction, including sexual dysfunction and incontinence.
Weight loss may ease bladder strain and symptoms.
Researchers advise anti-inflammatory strategies for patients with metabolic risk factors to enhance pelvic floor health.

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A Mediterranean-style diet may improve sexual function in men and women, based on 31 studies.
Anti-inflammatory diets rich in healthy fats, lean proteins, and antioxidants link to better pelvic floor health.
Pro-inflammatory diets increase the risk of pelvic floor dysfunction, including sexual dysfunction and incontinence.
Weight loss may ease bladder strain and symptoms.
Researchers advise anti-inflammatory strategies for patients with metabolic risk factors to enhance pelvic floor health.