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Jaden Smith’s nutrition and fitness journey could be a cautionary tale for Black vegans

by Universalwellnesssystems


Jaden Smith has been diligently on his path to health.

In the post of X, formerly known as TwitterSmith shared older photos of herself with pink hair and a lean physique alongside more recent photos showing off her natural hair color and muscles, alluding to the fact that her body is changing. did.

“Haters will post what’s on the left and ignore what’s on the right,” he wrote, adding, “There are stages of human beings.”

Jaden Smith attends Louis Vuitton’s “200 Trunks, 200 Visionaries: The Exhibition” held at Louis Vuitton Beverly Hills Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, California on July 28, 2022. (Photo by John Kopaloff/Getty Images)

Smith has been on a wellness and fitness journey since at least 2019, when her mother, Jada Pinkett Smith, said on the show:red table talk” She said she and his father, Will Smith, became concerned about their son’s weight and diet.

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“Jaden is vegan, so Will and I intervened a little bit and realized he wasn’t getting enough protein,” the actress explained. “He was getting weaker. He just looked exhausted, his energy was depleted and he wasn’t getting his nutrients.”

His father said: There was even a little gray to his skin. We were very nervous, but you definitely look better. ”

During the update episode of “”red table talk” In 2021, Mr. Smith provided a positive progress report.

“I worked with my doctors and was able to take vitamins and get supplements and protein shakes,” he said. “That’s half of my diet. It’s like a password I have to find in my body. I’m about 10 pounds. I’ve gotten even heavier at this point.”

In the episode, Smith added that he spends his time working out and building muscle. As he looked at old photos of himself, he realized how far he had come since he was skinny.

“It was a far cry from where I was at Coachella, where I was just bone-jarring,” he said. “I thought it was really tough. I was like, ‘This is it.’ I’m obsessed with this. Like, I need to take my shirt off right now. ” ”

Smith isn’t the only one who faces nutritional issues when going vegan. According to the survey, Health/supplement information service28 percent of vegans and 13 percent of vegetarians report being diagnosed with some kind of nutrient deficiency.

Vegetarians typically refrain from eating meat, but to maintain a vegan diet, it is common to remove all animal products, including dairy products, from the diet. Given how restrictive vegan or vegetarian diets are, many people end up eliminating entire food groups without proper research or planning, HSIS reported.

Smith’s warning that vegan and vegetarian diets can be unhealthy if not careful comes at a time when: Black Americans are more likely to identify as vegan than other parts of the country. According to a Pew Research study, 8% of black Americans identify as vegan compared to 3.4 percent for the rest of the country.

With the rise of Black veganism, we’ve also seen an increase in Black vegan gurus and influencers sharing tips and advice they’ve learned along the way. Pinky Cole, founder of vegan restaurant chain Slutty Vegan, recently said: Yahoo Life It’s “very easy” to become vegan today, he says. She also emphasized that those just starting out should first focus on the vegan foods they enjoy and continue making adjustments.

“Slow down,” she said.

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