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Want to age gracefully like a movie star? Shilpa Shetty and John Abraham's fitness coach reveals 3 simple techniques to slow ageing
Want to age gracefully like a movie star? Shilpa Shetty and John Abraham's fitness coach reveals 3 simple techniques to slow ageing

Time of India

time2 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

Want to age gracefully like a movie star? Shilpa Shetty and John Abraham's fitness coach reveals 3 simple techniques to slow ageing

Celebrity fitness trainer Vinod Channa reveals the secrets to age-defying looks, inspired by Shilpa Shetty Kundra and John Abraham. He emphasizes a balanced diet rich in protein, complex carbohydrates, fiber, essential fats, and fruits. Avoiding processed foods, sugary drinks, and alcohol, along with practicing mindful eating, are crucial for youthful skin and overall vitality. Ever wondered how most of the movie stars manage to age gracefully? Some even look half their age? No, we are not talking about any of the cosmetic procedures or expensive skin treatments. Sure, some do turn to those options, and there's nothing wrong with that (as long as it's their vision, and not about adhering to conventional beauty standards). But for many, the secret lies in something far more sustainable - how they live, move, eat, and sleep. Shilpa Shetty Kundra turns 50 today, and her age-defying looks are leaving the world in awe. Similarly, at 52, John Abraham is giving the youngsters in Bollywood a tough competition. John Abraham and Shilpa Shetty's fitness trainer, Vinod Channa, has finally revealed the secret behind reversing ageing. He has shared three easy eating habits to delay aging and get youthful skin. Let's take a look. Pic courtesy: Instagram/ Shilpa Shetty, John Abraham 1. Eat a well-balanced and nutritious diet Being healthy and youthful is really about the basics. Vinod Channa notes that the foundation of looking and feeling younger begins with a ' well-balanced diet that provides your body with all the essential nutrients it needs.' The coach underlines that a balanced diet should include a combination of protein, carbohydrates, fiber, vitamins, minerals, and essential fats in every main meal. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Tired of High Power Bills? Plug in This Device elecTrick - Save upto 80% on Power Bill Learn More Undo Protein for rejuvenation Helps repair and regenerate skin cells Maintains muscle tone and a youthful complexion Best dietary sources include lean chicken, fish, legumes (beans, peas), ricotta and cottage cheese, low-fat milk and yogurt, soy milk Carbohydrates for energy Fuel your body with complex carbs for lasting energy Supports youthful vigor and daily stamina Best dietary sources he recommends include quinoa, oats, brown rice, barley, and buckwheat Fiber, vitamins, and minerals for vitality Boosts digestion, immunity, and skin health Keeps you feeling and looking fresh Add leafy greens, red/orange vegetables (carrots, bell peppers), starchy veggies (sweet potato, corn), legumes, eggplant and zucchini Discover the Health Benefits of the Rainbow Diet Essential fats for skin health Keeps skin supple and nourished Supports cellular health and hydration Dietary sources include fish, olive, canola, sunflower, soy, and corn oils, nuts and seeds Fruits for a youthful glow Packed with antioxidants and skin-loving vitamins Fights signs of ageing and promotes radiance Fruits like berries, apples, watermelon and muskmelon, papayas and bananas, and citrus are must-haves. Add seasonal fruits 2. Avoid ageing triggers Channa warns against foods that accelerate aging, such as junk and empty-calorie items. 'While indulging occasionally is okay, make it a rule to reduce their consumption to once every 10 to 15 days,' he says. These include refined flours and processed oils, which can cause inflammation and speed up aging. Sugary drinks and processed snacks also harm collagen and elastin, proteins essential for skin elasticity, leading to premature wrinkles. Another culprit is alcohol. Along with increasing the risk of serious illnesses, including cancer, alcohol dehydrates the skin and leads to fine lines. He emphasizes ditching ultra-processed food and instead, 'opt for healthier cooking methods and choose whole, natural foods.' 3. Mindful eating The fitness coach explains that mindful eating is key to reversing age. 'Being mindful of your eating habits is a game-changer when it comes to looking younger. It helps you become attuned to your body's needs, prevents binge eating, and empowers you to make healthier food choices,' he shares in a post. One step to a healthier you—join Times Health+ Yoga and feel the change

Inside Christina Aguilera's grueling diet and fitness regime after fans shocked by new svelte physique
Inside Christina Aguilera's grueling diet and fitness regime after fans shocked by new svelte physique

Daily Mail​

time02-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Daily Mail​

Inside Christina Aguilera's grueling diet and fitness regime after fans shocked by new svelte physique

Christina Aguilera recently shocked fans with her 'unrecognizable' appearance during a photoshoot for the cover of Carcy magazine. In the snaps, the singer, 44, sat cross-legged in a chair while wearing a flimsy gold mini-dress showcasing her tousled blonde locks and a smoky eye. While the shoot drew a lot of praise, many initially failed to recognize that Christina was the subject. 'Why does she have a different face every time we see her?' asked one. 'HOW IS SHE BENJAMIN BUTTONING? I've always been such a huge Christina fan and it's been so nice to see her look so happy, healthy and THRIVING lately and this shoot is SO GORGEOUS,' gushed another. Christina, who sparked rumors of Ozempic use after initially debuting her 50lb weight loss, has been open about her weight fluctuations over the years. She previously said she 'hated being super skinny' and had started embracing and 'loving my new curves,' according to Health. But with her new svelte physique now on full display, has rounded up everything the Burlesque actress has shared about her diet and fitness routine. Ozempic rumors After initially debuting a skinny frame in 2023, the singer was suspected of taking popular weight loss drug Ozempic. Christina has never publicly addressed the rumors but she did recently remark that she no longer feels the need to 'give a f**k' about the public scrutiny of her body. On December 31, 2024, she posted on Instagram, featuring a caption about 'something a little different' she was going to do in 2025. 'This is a reminder to everyone that you are your OWN STORYTELLER in your OWN LIFE. No one else can dictate who you are. No one deserves an explanation,' it read. 'I am evolved enough to know that nothing comes easy and no one is perfect. Everyone will judge you. No matter WHAT you do. And/or what you don't do. 'Acceptance comes with accepting yourself first. And the difficult journey it takes sometimes to get there. 'I celebrate everyone taking the time to put one step in front of the next every day in order to build the next version of themselves for the better. 'Allowing yourself grace, patience, and respect...' Christina follows a VERY strict diet In 2023, Hello! reported that Christina more than 40lbs over the years by restricting her daily food intake to 1,600 calories. To achieve this, she followed the Rainbow Diet which involves eating a variety of colorful fruits and vegetables daily. The idea is that the different colors in fruits and vegetables correspond to different nutrients and phytonutrients, which have various health benefits. For example, on the days she would eat orange foods, Christina opted for carrots, sweet potatoes and pumpkins. And green food days would see the singer eat broccoli, cabbage, kale, spinach, and Brussel sprouts. In 2020, Christina appeared to have relaxed her approach a little, saying: 'I'm not going on a diet, get over it,' per L'Officiel. 'Each of us is an individual and people judge you based on your differences, on what makes you unique. You have to accept that beauty and to hell with everything else.' She said that she now likes to prioritize eating whole foods instead. The actress enjoys chicken salad with lots of vegetables, fish with rice and vegetables, and snacks such as celery and nut butter, according to Hello! Christina previously said: 'Entering this business, I hated being super skinny. Once I turned 21, I started filling out a little bit, and I was loving my new curves. I appreciated having a booty,' she told Health. The singer maintains an intense workout regime Christina's trainer, Tee Sorge, previously detailed her post-baby workout - including lifting heavy weights and interval training - to Glamour. 'Christina does biceps curls with 15-pound dumbbells and chest presses with 20-pounders. She knows they're not going to bulk her up. What they will do is help build lean muscle that kicks up your metabolism and make your body burn more calories each day - so you'll lose weight faster,' she explained about the star's exercise routine. Tee added: 'I throw in a minute or two of jumping rope, stair climbing, or boxing after every few toning moves Christina does to keep her heart rate up and really maximize the number of calories she burns. 'Your core is your body's center, its foundation. If you're strong there, you're going to be strong and healthy, period.' The trainer had the singer do 300 to 400 reps of ab exercises per session. Tee also said alternating fast bursts and moderate exercises is a great way to up the intensity of your cardio. 'Christina slowly jogs for five minutes on flat ground, sprints for three to five minutes, and then does a slow uphill walk for the remainder of the workout. It's amazingly effective at making your body really lean,' she revealed. The celebrity trainer urged that workouts don't need to be long, but they need to be consistent. 'Christina worked out with me until she was eight months pregnant and then started back up a few months after [her son] Max was born,' Tee said. 'That's what helped her look so good during her pregnancy - and snap back so quickly.'

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