LeAnn Rimes Diet and Exercise
LeAnn Rimes recently lost a lot of weight and toned up her body – As shown on the cover of Shape magazine. She shares her diet and exercise secrets…
Leann Rimes Celebrity Diet and Workout routine keeps this young country star looking amazing. She states, “I have so much more energy now, and I’ve never felt healthier.”
LeAnn Rimes Diet Plan:
LeAnn claims, “I never deprive myself, and nothing is off-limits. But I’m a health nut, too, so I try to keep my diet in check.”
LeAnn follows a low glycemic index diet, which consists of foods that keep you feeling full and satisfied longer.
Her diet consists of plenty of lean protein, healthy fats, fruits, vegetables and whole grains. She loves grilled veggies with spices. LeAnn says “We cook everything in olive oil, or we grill it.”
LeAnn has transformed her favorite high fat foods into lower calorie, healthier versions. Her healthy version of a grilled cheese sandwich is to use low fat cheddar on 2 slices of Ezekiel bread cooked in canola oil spray. (Ezekiel bread is flourless, sprouted grain bread.)
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LeAnn Rimes Workout Routine:
LeAnn admits that she gets bored easily with cardio workouts. Her personal trainer Daon Johnson has developed a routine that helps her “sneak” in one to two minute cardio bursts between sets of her 50 minute weight lifting workout.
She regularly does yoga. She makes it a practice to do a 10 minute yoga routine after every show.
LeAnn and her husband also walk their dogs a few miles as often as they can.
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Summary:
LeAnn follows a healthy lifestyle, eats 6 times a day following a low glycemic diet, works out several times a week, and practices yoga to relieve stress and find balance.
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I too do not eat much bread at all becasue of the wheat flour inside of it. My husband loves bread and I try to find other bread on the island besides the French bread made here fresh .3 times a day. There is none at all. He loves his bread and can eat an entire loaf of fresh bread 4 to 5 times a day. I worry so much for this. In the past few weeks there is a new Grandma who is now on facebook and she has some good bread recipes that I have tried lately. He especially likes the one with cornmeal and some of the ones inside her cookbook with no yeast made with whole grains. I know it takes a lot of time to make yuor own bread but the ones she has inside her cookbook with no yeast are easy to prepare and there is no time waiting for them to rise before baking them. I like to make these for dinner and he still eats the entire loaf at meal time but at least I think it is better for him than ones with whole wheat flour. I just received her free report on the composition of foods and their break down. It was very interesting reading. You might like this report. I found it here http://grandmasimpsonskitchen.com/2011/06/06/general-composition-of-foods/
I love your meal plans and recipes that you post here on your blog site. I also found some good vegetable recipes on this other blog too. Hope you like them like I do. Thank you so much