Spotlight on Angelina Jolie: Just What Does She Eat, Anyway?
Share January 17, 2010 | Culture, Health & Lifestyle
Typically, the beginning of the New Year is a time to re-access one’s goals, to improve on one’s diet, lose some weight and look good.
Many people look to the stars for some kind of advice, and I don’t mean astrology or astronomy, but rather the celebrities who seem to always look great, stay lean and have a radiant complexion.
Angelina Jolie is one such celeb who always seems to look radiant and healthy. Though many will say that her beauty is attributed to her genetic pre-disposition, her skin always looks radiant, and she looks lean yet healthy, and she seems to exude an inner beauty.
I believe that people can transform themselves through diet, exercise and lifestyle. As a matter of fact, I’m pretty sure of it, just look at raw vegan couple, Wendi and Jim Dee of Pure Jeevan, and you’ll see what I mean.
So What Does Angelina Jolie Eat?
Many are probably wondering because she’s not all that vocal about what she eats, but doing some research online, I’ve found a few articles that give us some idea of what a typical meal for Angelina Jolie is:
Angelina Jolie’s Sexy Slimdown Diet
During Jolie’s training for her role in Tomb Raider, Angelina Jolie focused on the following:
- Steamed Sea Bass
- Steamed Beef
- Steamed Vegetables
- No Sugar
- Soy Milk
How did she train?
- Kickboxing
- Canoeing
- Street Fighting
- Yoga
DietSpotlight.com: Angelina Jolie Diet Review – says that she basically eats a low-fat diet with steamed seafood and vegetables, and she eats wholefoods and stays away from sugar.
Angelina Jolie’s diet may be considered strange by some people. Little details are offered on the diet itself. She eats whole foods while staying away from sugar, and is always sure to eat sitting down. Her diet is commonly referred to as the Candlelit Diet, which means she will not eat in a room which is bright, or well lit. The diet was so low fat it began to worry her partner, Brad Pitt, when she was pregnant with their twins.
The diet focuses on low fat, organic, whole foods. Angelina Jolie’s diet does not include too many fatty foods as her belief is that a diet heavy in fat will program the children to crave unhealthy foods. Since a no fat diet is also not healthy, Angelina factors in nuts and other healthy sources of fat and protein.
Angelina Jolie’s Diet and Workout Secrets
Again, we do not know much about her diet. During her Tomb Raider training, when she first became a more athletic action figure of a woman, she was eating a high protein, low carbohydrate diet to help build muscle and keep fat to a minimum. She was also drinking protein shakes to help beef her up a little. Like models and athletes, she also consumed several smaller meals everyday rather than the standard 3 large meals. Other sources have suggested that Angelina follows a “stone age diet“, i.e. avoidance of wheat based foods and red meats, with emphasis on raw salads, fruits and fish. She admitted that she actually became rather fond of sea bass, vegetables and soy milk, going as far to say that all she ever drank was soy milk!
Read more: Angelina’s Diet and Workout Secrets
In summary, it looks like Angelina Jolie eats a pretty healthy diet of steamed vegetables, soy milk, steamed fish and beef, and eats whole foods while avoiding processed foods and sugar. She probably splurges on occasional sinful delights but keeps it to a minimum. Plus, she most likely follows some kind of exercise regimen to stay lean, and she probably eats several smaller meals a day to keep her metabolism up and not overburdening her digestive system.
Many celebs look great because that is part of their job as high profile people in the media.
You are what you eat, after all. And there is a certain karmic certainty when it comes to diet, exercise and lifestyle. The main thing is to keep that positive attitude and mindset alive, and if you are intent on losing weight and looking great for the new year, then one simply has to devote the time and effort for self-improvement, while doing so at a natural, organic level of effort, whatever your diet, exercise and lifestyle changes will be…
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As a side note: I'm guessing she eats a lot of raw fruits and vegetables too. ;o)
She seems to have that “raw” glow, if you know what i mean…
As a side note: I'm guessing she eats a lot of raw fruits and vegetables too. ;o)
She seems to have that “raw” glow, if you know what i mean…
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Oddly she lets her children eat junk food, so that theory and her will power to feed them properly didn't work out too well.
I read something about that recently, that she and Brad were caught by the paparazzi going thru a McDonald's drive-thru, and getting happy meals for the kids.
Unfortunately though, McDonald's is a multi-billion dollar corporation that has the power to brainwash children thru commercials and advertising… although that's no excuse for any parent, it's the power of mass marketing. I remember reluctantly buying happy meals for my kids when they were young.
She doesn't look that glowy nowadays, judging from pics, and too skinny, like she's not eating.
I have to beg-to-differ because I just saw her on television earlier being interviewed for her new movie “Salt” and she looked radiant. But, my wife also mentioned that she looking skinnier than usual. so… 50/50 ;)
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