Checking out celebrity diets - Jennifer Aniston
I know most of you have been waiting for this one (mostly from the email requests!) so I figured I would move it up in the ranks. Jennifer Aniston has captured America’s heart since FRIENDS and it seems as though she just gets more popular year by year! And more in shape, might I add! So today we’re gonna take a look at what fuels the fire for the fabulous megastar, Jennifer Aniston!
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Diet
Well folks, this is the first time a celebrity has attributed most of her/his success in eating to a specific diet. And in the case of Jennifer Aniston, it’s all because of the Zone Diet, according to Healthy Hollywood!
“Jennifer has credited the Zone Diet with completely reforming her eating habits. It was really a lifestyle change for her.”
A brief recap of what the Zone Diet is for those of you haven’t had any experience with it (AOL Health, Celebrity Diet and Fitness):
“On this plan, Jennifer would aim to have her diet consist of 40 percent carbohydrates, 30 percent protein, and 30 percent fat. The Zone’s founder claims this ratio will rev your metabolism.”
Now, I know what most of you are saying at this point… ‘That doesn’t sound very Paleo!!” and you know what, you’re absolutely right! In this case, carbs are the lion’s share in Jennifer Aniston’s meal plan. Well, that brings up a very good point that I need to touch on. There’s always more than one way to go about staying in shape, that’s for sure. However, I find it odd that even though Jennifer has been a known user and spokeswoman of the Zone Diet which is comprised of 40% carb intake, it’s been said that (Diet’s in Review):
“[Jennifer Aniston] credits the diet for working for her mind, body and lifestyle as she shuns bad carbs.”
I agree with shunning bad carbs, but I highly doubt that Jennifer Aniston would be able to eat 40% of her daily caloric intake on fruits and vegetables alone.
As very notable health and fitness bloggers have shown us (like Rusty Moore in his article titled High Insulin Levels Stop Fat Loss and Cause Weight Gain) diets high in carbs will more than likely lead to weight gain rather than weight loss. Not to mention the fact that they can lead to a greater instance of diseases such as heart disease, and quite possibly, cases of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) as recently outlined in Mark Sisson’s post called Grain Pains!
Here’s a link to Jennifer Aniston’s workout routine!