1. Nicole Scherzinger
"My new motto is: 'Stay active, eat everything in moderation, and stop being so tough on myself,' " Scherzinger tells the December 2011 issue of Shape.
Scherzinger who won season 10
of Dancing With the Stars in 2010, typically works out for 60-90
minutes at least five days a week. In addition to cardio, Nicole does
circuit-training strength moves with limited rest in between sets.
"Actually, I eat—a lot!
Even with my crazy schedule, I never skip meals," she says. "I’ll
often have soft-boiled eggs, smoked salmon, and whole-wheat toast for
breakfast; cold cuts, veggies, and fruit for lunch; and usually chicken or fish
with rice and more vegetables for dinner.”
When Nicole overindulges and
gains a few pounds, she turns to dancing to get back in shape.
"I also have a
resistance workout that does wonders for my arms and abs."
2. Jennifer Aniston
Jennifer Aniston claims that
yoga “changed her life.” While yoga is good for stretching your muscles while
in motion, focusing on your breathing, relaxation, and centering yourself, you
can also find something that is more suitable for your since there are many
different types of exercise.
Last year, Aniston told the
Daily Mirror about how she keeps her tiny figure, “It’s simple. I run, work out
every day. I do a lot of running. Exercise is so important.”
Not only is exercise
important, but also eating right will help maintain a healthy weight. Aniston
told Glamour Magazine what she eats to stay healthy, “Real food, food that’s
truly and naturally life-sustaining and delicious.”
Eating breakfast
every morning, eating greens before anything else, rearranging your fridge with
appealing and healthy foods, and picking out fresh healthy ingredients. Fish is
also mentioned in adding to your healthy eating habits since it contains good
proteins and fats such as Omega 3 and Vitamin D
3.
Miranda Kerr
“It’s
really important to drink a lot of water. I drink from 1.5 to 2 liters of water
a day. Water also fills you up so you tend to eat less. When you don’t drink
enough fluids your body gets dehydrated and you may feel weak, shaky, or tired.”
Miranda Kerr explained.
She
likes to drink raw juices too. “I think it’s important to drink raw juices. Raw
juicing is really great to get all your vitamins and minerals. Raw fruits and
juices do provide many important vitamins and minerals, such as vitamin A,
vitamin C, potassium, and magnesium. Whole fruits and vegetables provide not
only essential vitamins and minerals, but the added benefit of fiber. Fiber is
the key nutrient to feeling full.”
And the last secret,“Try to eat as much raw fresh organic
produce as possible. Raw,
organic produce offers many health benefits, such as increased energy, better
digestion, improved skin appearance, weight loss, and decreased risk of heart
disease.”
4. Carrie Underwood
"I love eating and
talking about food. I've been a vegetarian for seven years. But after seeing a friend who
looked amazing and had recently gone vegan, I thought, What's holding me
back?"
"Now I'm 95 percent vegan.
Sometimes you're at a birthday party and there's cake and...you know, you can't
resist. My veganism is based on a concern about where my food is coming from.
In my perfect world, I'd have webcams wherever food is processed so I'd know
how clean it is."
"I'll never eat meat
again, because I look and feel better without it, but if I could raise my own
cows and chickens and produce my own eggs and cheese, it would be awesome! The
food would taste better, because the animals would be happy."
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