The well-known cricketer and the eminent actress are married. His name is Virat Kohli. He is now known as a diet specialist who offers his knowledge to keep in shape. In a recent interview with The indian Express, kohli discussed his nutrition and exercise routine and shared the strict dos and don'ts he adheres to. "There was a period when I didn't prioritise diet and exercise, but over the last few years, I've drastically modified my eating habits and improved my discipline. I make an effort to be completely conscious of my food intake at all times.
For me, the rules of dos and don'ts are really straightforward: no gluten, no processed sugar. I also try to limit my consumption of dairy. Eating to 90% of my stomach's capacity is another tip that has helped me maintain my health. All of these things are difficult for a foodie like me, but once you start noticing positive changes in your body, maintaining a healthy lifestyle actually turns into an addiction.
As a result, I make sure to keep to what I need to do, whether it's my diet, exercise routines, making sure I don't skip a few repetitions or sets in the gym, or making sure I don't snack on unhealthy foods. All these adjustments let you realise that you can push yourself to your limits and become the finest version of yourself, according to Kohli.
For me, the rules of dos and don'ts are really straightforward: no gluten, no processed sugar. I also try to limit my consumption of dairy. Eating to 90% of my stomach's capacity is another tip that has helped me maintain my health. All of these things are difficult for a foodie like me, but once you start noticing positive changes in your body, maintaining a healthy lifestyle actually turns into an addiction.
As a result, I make sure to keep to what I need to do, whether it's my diet, exercise routines, making sure I don't skip a few repetitions or sets in the gym, or making sure I don't snack on unhealthy foods. All these adjustments let you realise that you can push yourself to your limits and become the finest version of yourself, according to Kohli.
