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Low-carb o low-fat per il cuore? Per Harvard né l’una né l’altra

Riassunto: La dieta che protegge il cuore non è quella che taglia i carboidrati né quella che taglia i grassi. È un'altra, più scomoda.

Gianluca Riccio

A split-composition editorial illustration showing two contrasting dinner plates side by side on a clean kitchen table. On the left, a vibrant, colorful plate featuring grilled salmon, sliced avocado, steamed broccoli, walnuts, and olive oil — warm natural lighting emphasizing fresh textures and colors. On the right, a dull, shadowy plate with processed bacon strips, industrial cheese slices, and fried chicken — muted tones and harsher lighting. Both plates have identical small labels reading "LOW-CARB" attached with a toothpick, emphasizing the irony. In the background, a faint anatomical heart illustration subtly divides the two worlds. Photorealistic style with editorial magazine aesthetics, top-down perspective, shallow depth of field, Mediterranean food photography mood.

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