Priyanka Chopra was crowned Miss World in 2000 and then went on to successfully take on Hollywood, appearing in a number of films and TV series, so she's no stranger to diet and exercise. The results are clear from her recent swimsuit shot. "When u get a few unexpected hours of self care💆♀️❤️ Sound ON!! Can u recognise the songs I'm listening to? #90smusic #desigirl #sunshine #poolday." How does she stay so fit? Read on to see 5 ways Priyanka Chopra stays in shape and the photos that prove they work—and to get beach-ready yourself, don't miss these essential 30 Best-Ever Celebrity Bathing Suit Photos!
Chopra told the Times of India that she stays hydrated and drinks plenty of water and juice. "Also juices and water are very high on my intake list. In fact, water is a must for everyone, at least ten glasses a day. I often overshoot that, but it does wonders to your skin." Reda Elmardi, a Registered Dietician, Certified Nutritionist, Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist Trainer and owner of thegymgoat.com says, "Drinking 10 glasses of water daily can help you lose weight. Water helps your body flush out toxins and waste products that are stored in fat cells. When you drink enough water, your body has no choice but to release these toxins through urination. This causes you to have to go to the bathroom more often than usual, which results in having to eliminate more waste from your system. As a result, you'll start losing weight faster than normal.
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The 39-year-old also told the Times of India that she's not too concerned about losing weight. She said, "I am not a gym-freak, but do work out regularly to keep the body well-toned. The idea is to keep fit and healthy and not shrink myself by two or three sizes. I find that trend amongst celebrities disturbing, since a lot of kids and teenagers strive to attain our kind of figures, but without proper guidance. That could prove harmful in the long run. " Elmardi explains how this mindset is effective, "You are what you eat. The food we eat has a direct impact on our health. When you eat foods that are high in sugar, carbohydrates, and unhealthy fats, your body will store those calories as fat. This can lead to obesity and other diseases like diabetes. On the contrary, if you eat foods that are low in these types of calories, your body will burn them off instead of storing them. Your mind controls your body. Your thoughts control your emotions. Emotions affect how you feel about yourself and your life. If you constantly think negative things about yourself, your body will react to that negativity. Instead of thinking positive things about yourself, focus on your strengths and accomplishments. Exercise is good for your brain. Exercise helps improve memory and concentration. A study showed that people who exercised regularly had better cognitive function than those who didn't. Exercise also increases blood flow to the brain, which makes it easier to learn and remember information."
In the same interview with the Times of India Chopra explained she does avoid oily foods. "I love eating ghar ka khana and am non-fussy about food. So no diet plans for me at all. What I do try to avoid is oily food. I don't have that in excess." Elmardi says avoiding oily foods is a good choice for the following reasons:
The actress loads up on fruits and veggies and told the Times of India, "My daily diet consists of regular food like chapati, vegetables, soups, salads, rice, dal and lots of fruits." Elmardi reveals the reasons why eating plenty of fruits and vegetables is a healthy choice.
While Chopra admits she's not a "gym-freak," she does workout and it's usually for an hour each time. She told the Times of India, "I also do yoga and find it both relaxing and very energizing. It's great to keep your mind and body healthy. It's definitely something I would recommend. My gym work-outs usually last for about an hour." Elmardi states, "Exercise has been proven time and again to help people live longer healthier lives. It can improve your mood, increase energy levels, reduce stress, boost your immune system, and even help you lose weight. But did you know that exercise also helps keep your brain healthy? In fact, just 30 minutes of moderate exercise a day can significantly slow down cognitive decline."
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