Andrew Tate diet is well known for his bizarre eating regimens. He could only afford rice and kidney beans when he started kickboxing, so that’s all he ate. Top G is worth hundreds of millions of dollars and has no trouble eating anything he pleases. Follow UFC News updates with InsideSport.In
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Andrew Tate diet is trash
Andrew Tate called his diet “crap” in a video blog with Mike Thurston. Nevertheless, Andrew advises limiting carbohydrates and avoiding added sugars. “You’ll be OK if you eliminate sugar from your diet and consume everything else,” Tate added that he only eats once a day, drinks alcohol, and smokes cigars. “I sometimes post photographs on Instagram when I appear in fantastic form. I suppose I am in incredible form. People often ask me, “Wow, how do you prepare your meals?”
And I said, “Bro, meal preparation, KFC. My diet is not very good. But I believe it is because I worked out so hard when I was younger. You create a foundation and can’t lose it if you’re not an idiot.”
Tate’s diet is white rice and kidney beans
Additionally, I fought for ten years without drinking, so now I do. Andrew claimed to have been in his 20s when he was broke in another video. “We created a meal so flavorless that we named it Flavor,” Because there was no other way to flavor the food, this was the only option.
Additionally, there was white rice, kidney beans, and inexpensive frozen peas. Andrew remarked in The Fellas podcast that he despises breakfast and never eats it.
“Breakfast, in my opinion, is the worst thing that has ever happened to humanity. You will devour a lot of food you don’t have to hunt for when you wake up.” In a video of him operating a vehicle, Andrew finally mentioned that he had previously tried a carnivorous diet. He claimed that he lost body fat after switching to a meat-only diet, and his six-pack indeed showed.
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