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However, this time he’s not alone in his quest.

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“This can help digestive health and allow you to stay healthy and fit!”

To get ready for the film, Atwood did a lot of Pilates and gave fans a behind-the-scenes look.

“You get strength, stability, core, and mobility improvements when you practice pilates consistently.

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I even advocate for my athletes to perform one weekly pilates-based training day.

These muscles are essential for stability, posture, and overall body strength.

With that said, pilates can improve your posture drastically.

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“What I’ve noticed on set is it’s not his speed that’s the most impressive.

He’s studied the form, he’s studied how to run.

Feder adds, “Running is a wonderful cardiovascular exercise.

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Additionally, running can improve bone density and joint health when done in moderation.”

OnInstagram, she shared that one of her favorite things to have for brunch is oysters.

The biggest powerhouse, however, is the Vitamin B12 content.

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After filming a tough train sequence, Cruise sent her a box of chocolate.

“It contains numerous values of vitamins and minerals, along with antioxidants.

The key, just like with many things, is to consume in moderation!”

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New YorkdieticianFiorella DiCarloadds, “Dark chocolate is lower in sugar and fat than milk or white chocolates.

In this way, it does not increase blood sugar levels in the way the other chocolates do!

It also contains minerals like iron, magnesium, and zinc which support the immune system.

The slightly bitter taste tends to lend to higher satiety and the ability to stick to moderate portions.”