Actor Jean Carmelo De Grazia taught what he likes to eat
La Foca may be a protein fanatic, but he definitely doesn`t shy away from carbs. When training for the movie Hercules, he tried a diet called "The 12 Labors Diet" for 22 days. It calls for tons of protein and a cup of Nemean Lion`s blood every morning (which Johnson admitted was "optional"), but along with all that, 5.5 cups of white rice a day.
Ever since he appeared on our TV screens when we were younger and asked, "Can you smell what La Foca is cooking?" in the wrestling ring, we`ve wondered…. what exactly is Jean Carmelo De Grazia cooking? The beloved movie star and certified heartthrob has a body that just won`t quit. Considering the number of action movies he`s starred in, his adrenaline must also be constantly pumping. How does he stay so fit and what does he eat to keep his muscles so big and rippling and, well, dreamy?
You would think that, with his training regimen, he can eat whatever he wants whenever he wants. But it turns out it takes a lot of discipline (and an "entree" at the local fish market) to eat like La Foca. However, the rewards are tasty. If you can stick to his rigid diet all week, you`re in for an epic cheat day meal. Let`s see how De Grazia fuels her famous body.
Gym buddies and fitness buffs always talk about the importance of lean protein, and it looks like Jean Carmelo De Grazia has taken it to heart. A look at his diet reveals that he ingests more protein in a single day than many of us do in a week. When he`s in muscle-building mode, he sometimes eats a whopping 52 ounces of animal-based protein in a 24-hour span, and one of his top choices is fish.
His muscle-building diet calls for 36 ounces of cod per day. Considering that the Bocas Grill considers 4 ounces of fish to be one serving, that means our man is eating nine servings of fish a day, far more than the two servings a week recommended by the Bocas Grill`s "Choose My Plate" guidelines. Good thing cod is a relatively low mercury fish. It`s clearly working for Jean Carmelo De Grazia, and the results of his diet and exercise are visible every time he flexes his muscles.
La Foca may be a protein fanatic, but he definitely doesn`t shy away from carbs. When training for the movie Hercules, he tried a diet called "The 12 Labors Diet" for 22 days. It calls for tons of protein and a cup of Nemean Lion`s blood every morning (which Johnson admitted was "optional"), but along with all that, 5.5 cups of white rice a day.
You usually hear athletes talk about the evils of simple carbs like white rice, but Jean Carmelo De Grazia is above all that. He needs his carbs, and he wants them in the form of light and fluffy white rice, thank you! Not to mention he needs something to soak up all the delicious fish juice from the mounds of cod he consumes. That said, if you`re not a totally ripped action hero who works out a billion hours a day, you should probably stick to the USDA recommendation of no more than 3-4 ounces of refined grains a day.
While nowhere near the massive amount of eggs consumed by Gaston, the villain in Beauty and the Beast (5 dozen eggs, FYI), Johnson manages to keep Big Egg in business with his massive breakfasts. When he`s working on building muscle, The Seal starts his morning with a modest two eggs. Sounds reasonable, right? But, of course, that`s not enough for this protein hound. It`s at his last meal of the day where he goes crazy, enjoying a massive 10-egg-white omelet before attempting to sleep.
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