Tom and Gisele's Diet

[Anonymous]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-3397944/Is-Gisele-s-strict-diet-key-looking-feeling-like-supermodel-Yes-supermodel-budget-reveals-one-woman-putting-catwalk-star-s-food-plan-test.html

Thoughts?

[Anonymous]

Not giving up my tomatoes, dairy, mushrooms, small caffeine intake. Also not trying to be as thin as her so i guess thats good!!

[Anonymous]

I think it sounds pretty healthy and if you had a famous chef to cook all the meals for you, it probably tastes pretty good too.

[Anonymous]

I think it sounds delicious and healthy, but quite restrictive and time consuming. And I cannot fathom a universe in which I voluntarily give up coffee.

[Anonymous]

Wow. Their hotel "rider" must be very complicated.

[Anonymous]

In the first couple photo where he's in blue and she's wearing the black dress with cutouts, they look like siblings.

[Anonymous]

I used to model. I ate a LOT of produce and very little packaged food. Had tons of energy, and was rarely hungry. I did eat nightshades, but almost no sugar except what was in fruit.

It did not seem difficult to me, except for socializing with people outside the industry.

[Anonymous]

My diet is similar to theirs but would NEVER give up coffee. I would rather die then not have a cup of the black deliciousness!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think it sounds pretty healthy and if you had a famous chef to cook all the meals for you, it probably tastes pretty good too.

This. But I don't understand the rejection of "nightshade" vegetables - tomatoes, mushrooms, eggplant etc

Also couldn't lose dairy, don't want osteoperosis.

[Anonymous]

Not my thoughts, but those of someone with actual training in nutrition (unlike the fadtacular chef):

http://www.soolmannutrition.com/2016/01/3756/

"If your body is acidic, your medical chart probably lists a diagnosis of metabolic acidosis, respiratory acidosis, or diabetic ketoacidosis – none of which are caused by overconsumption of sugar or other carbohydrates – and you are reading this blog from your hospital bed"

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:In the first couple photo where he's in blue and she's wearing the black dress with cutouts, they look like siblings.

Many couples look like siblings.

[Anonymous]

I eat too much fruit and enjoy indulging sometimes. I also eat tomatoes a couple of times a week. Otherwise their diet isnt that crazy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think it sounds pretty healthy and if you had a famous chef to cook all the meals for you, it probably tastes pretty good too.

This. But I don't understand the rejection of "nightshade" vegetables - tomatoes, mushrooms, eggplant etc

Also couldn't lose dairy, don't want osteoperosis.

Apparently b/c they are not anti-inflammatory. See this interview with their chef:
http://www.boston.com/sports/football/patriots/2016/01/04/meet-the-chef-who-decides-what-tom-brady-eats-and-what-definitely-doesn/gERAd0pkpmuELDZztIA56K/story.html

[Anonymous]

That's how I eat, except for the mushrooms. Yet, I'm still overweight.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:That's how I eat, except for the mushrooms. Yet, I'm still overweight.

How much do you eat. I think that most of these diets are fads and at the end of the day loosing weight is a simple equation of more calories out than in.