to follow an appropriate diet program (i.e., the Mediterranean diet), to avoid sugary drinks and fructose, and to practice endurance exercise. In particular, Ballard et al. [42] highlighted that carbohydrate restricted diet may favorably affect markers of inflammation and altered vascular endothelial function and, in a randomized trial of statin users, found that a reduction of total caloric intake by approximately 415 Kcal/day for 6 weeks, predominantly reducing carbohydrates (from 46 to 11% of total calories) reduced systolic and diastolic blood pressures, raised forearm blood flow and reduced serum triglyceride and insulin levels.