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Miranda Kerr's ultra-specific diet includes venison for breakfast, no eggs or seed oils

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Miranda Kerr recently detailed her ultra healthy, if a bit unique, diet, which includes eating venison for breakfast and cutting out eggs altogether."I love food, but when I got sick I had to learn even more that food is medicine," she told Kristin Cavallari on her "Let’s be Honest" podcast. "So, I love to have nutritious and delicious foods that feed my soul, but at the same time, I don’t crave like unhealthy food anymore because I know how detrimental that can be to my body on the inside, not even about what it looks like on the outside, but on the inside.""I want to have vitality and energy and that’s kind of why I eat healthy," the former Victoria’s Secret Angel explained.Two years ago, Kerr revealed that she was diagnosed with proctitis, a form of irritable bowl syndrome, when she was pregnant with her second son six years earlier.MIRANDA KERR RECALLS FIRST MEETING EX ORLANDO BLOOM'S FIANCEE KATY PERRY: 'WE JUST IMMEDIATELY GOT ALONG'She told Get the Gloss at the time that she drank a liter of celery juice a day, which is known to be an anti-inflammatory, and said she is now in remission.The 43-year-old supermodel told Cavallari that she wants to be able to run around with her grandkids someday "and be baking them cakes like my grandma did for me," and feel healthy "for as long as" she can."‘Cause I think that’s more important than what you look like," she argued.

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Miranda Kerr recently detailed her ultra healthy, if a bit unique, diet, which includes eating venison for breakfast and cutting out eggs altogether."I love food, but when I got sick I had to learn even more that food is medicine," she told Kristin Cavallari on her "Let’s be Honest" podcast. "So, I love to have nutritious and delicious foods that feed my soul, but at the same time, I don’t crave like unhealthy food anymore because I know how detrimental that can be to my body on the inside, not even about what it looks like on the outside, but on the inside.""I want to have vitality and energy and that’s kind of why I eat healthy," the former Victoria’s Secret Angel explained.Two years ago, Kerr revealed that she was diagnosed with proctitis, a form of irritable bowl syndrome, when she was pregnant with her second son six years earlier.MIRANDA KERR RECALLS FIRST MEETING EX ORLANDO BLOOM'S FIANCEE KATY PERRY: 'WE JUST IMMEDIATELY GOT ALONG'She told Get the Gloss at the time that she drank a liter of celery juice a day, which is known to be an anti-inflammatory, and said she is now in remission.The 43-year-old supermodel told Cavallari that she wants to be able to run around with her grandkids someday "and be baking them cakes like my grandma did for me," and feel healthy "for as long as" she can."‘Cause I think that’s more important than what you look like," she argued. "It’s so much more important that you feel that vitality and that’s why I say that my non-negotiables are meditation – like I’m doing that instead of working out, I guess you could say, with the busy life that I have right now, but that’s the choice that I make because that’s what feeds me."She said other people might be "really fed" by going for a run in the morning, for example. You have to find what elevates you, what de-stresses you."She also loves dance parties with her kids.Kerr shares Flynn, 15, with ex-husband Orlando Bloom and Hart, 8, Myles, 6, and Pierre, 2, with her husband, Snapchat founder Evan Spiegel.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTERShe said she’s been drinking Noni juice, which she calls a "superfood superfruit," in the morning for 30 years since she was 13."What I love about it is it’s full of antioxidants, and it has a lot of vitamins and minerals."She said she drinks a 30-millimeter shot and her youngest child has some as well, but she admitted her teenager is "not into it."Kerr then has a marshmallow tea "because that’s good for the gut lining.

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Miranda Kerr recently detailed her ultra healthy, if a bit unique, diet, which includes eating venison for breakfast and cutting out eggs altogether."I love food, but when I got sick I had to learn even more that food is medicine," she told Kristin Cavallari on her "Let’s be Honest" podcast. "So, I love to have nutritious and delicious foods that feed my soul, but at the same time, I don’t crave like unhealthy food anymore because I know how detrimental that can be to my body on the inside, not even about what it looks like on the outside, but on the inside.""I want to have vitality and energy and that’s kind of why I eat healthy," the former Victoria’s Secret Angel explained.Two years ago, Kerr revealed that she was diagnosed with proctitis, a form of irritable bowl syndrome, when she was pregnant with her second son six years earlier.MIRANDA KERR RECALLS FIRST MEETING EX ORLANDO BLOOM'S FIANCEE KATY PERRY: 'WE JUST IMMEDIATELY GOT ALONG'She told Get the Gloss at the time that she drank a liter of celery juice a day, which is known to be an anti-inflammatory, and said she is now in remission.The 43-year-old supermodel told Cavallari that she wants to be able to run around with her grandkids someday "and be baking them cakes like my grandma did for me," and feel healthy "for as long as" she can."‘Cause I think that’s more important than what you look like," she argued.
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