Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is a Hindu and has a fondness for sweets, so he often fasts for 36 hours at the beginning of each week to "reboot" his body.
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak recently went on television to explain his diet, after the country's media revealed that he does not eat anything from 5pm on Sunday to 5am on Tuesday every week.
During this 36-hour fasting period, the 43-year-old Prime Minister only drank water, tea or black coffee. This disciplined fasting of Prime Minister Sunak surprised and admired many British people.
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak dines at a restaurant in London. Photo: HM Treasury
Mr Sunak said the fast was part of his Hindu religion and one of the ways he balanced his lifestyle. "After the fast, I can enjoy my favourite sweets for the rest of the week," he said.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak is also a teetotaler and vegan. In 2022, he revealed that he hardly eats breakfast. If he does, he will have Greek yogurt, blueberries or pastries.
He also said he was "addicted to Coca-Cola", especially the Mexican product because it is made from cane sugar, instead of high-fructose corn syrup.
"The problem is I have a sweet tooth, I eat a lot of cakes but I don't exercise as often as before because I'm busy with work. So I fast a little to restart at the beginning of the week, detox a little," he said.
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak chooses cake at an election campaign event, 2022. Photo: Reuters
Fasting has been practiced by different cultures and religions for thousands of years for various reasons. It has recently gained popularity in the dieting community, but has also been controversial.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese lost 15 kg before the 2022 election by giving up alcohol for three months and cutting down on carbohydrates. "I had two boiled eggs for breakfast, which helped me last until lunch. Not snacking between meals was very important," Mr. Albanese shared his weight loss secret.
Duc Trung (According to Sydney Morning Herald, Telegraph )
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