Orlando Bloom Honestly, how his body recovers his role after being extremely weak incision – And reveal whether he used weight loss pills.
Bloom, 48, asked Craig Melvin In the episode on Friday, September 5 today If he uses Ozempic to lose weight for the movie. The question caused Bloom’s laughter, who denied using any lose weight Take drugs to help him with a dramatic transformation.
“None of this is,” he replied. “That’s aerobics, it’s boxing, it’s weight, and then it’s a crazy diet, and in fact, there’s just tuna and cucumbers for the past three weeks, that’s it.”
The film was shot in chronological order to give the audience a thorough understanding Bloom’s Body Transformation Close distance. He yelled at the nutritionist, who was brought in to manage diet, exercise and overall wellness while filming the movie.
“I have a great nutritionist … helped me because it’s definitely not something to try at home,” Bloom said. “In fact, it’s kind of like science because we shoot in reverse chronological order.” [order]. He is in touch with production every day to make sure we time all the looks in the right way. ”
Bloom also frankly explains why he doesn’t recommend people follow his same Weight loss plan.
The actor told the actor: “While I do not recommend this extreme weight loss – especially without being closely supervised by excellent nutritionists, I have to say that the human body is really amazing.” e! information On Friday. “While the shapes I see in the movie need to be deprived, my body has recovered relatively quickly and I’ve returned to more sustainable health and fitness habits.”

Orlando Bloom
© Republic Photos/Everett CollectionBloom, who plays a 52-pound boxer in a psychological thriller, reveals some of the side effects he has experienced.
“Psychological challenges can be said to be more serious than physical challenges,” he said. “The lack of concentration, mood swings, sleep deprivation – they are not kidding. Fortunately, once I go back to normal diet and exercise, the psychological symptoms are reduced.”
Bloom added: “If I don’t believe that physical and mental health are absolutely connected. Of course I’m doing that now.”
Pirates of the Caribbean in an episode last month this morning.
“I have a great nutritionist,” Bloom explained when asked on August 27 about how to lose weight. “A one of my agents who worked with Christian Bale to do something recommended to me, so he was checking my blood and stuff.”
Eventually, Bloom said, he cut off several foods from his diet and started eating only one meal every day while filming.
“He basically cut me from three meals a day to two,” he said of the nutritionist. “Suddenly, all of these foods were taken away from me, and my protein powder was the last one.”
Bloom continued: “Mentally, physically, I’m hungry. I’m a terrible person. Paranoia, invasive thoughts. We should eat and sleep and take care of ourselves. It’s really a comment about a person going to see the second photo. I think it’s so relevant.”

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