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How Jennifer Love Hewitt Lost 18 Pounds in 10 Weeks

How Jennifer Love Hewitt Lost 18 Pounds in 10 Weeks

After Jennifer Love Hewitt was spotted showing off a fuller figure in a bikini last November, the negative publicity just kept coming and lasted for months. Now, Jennifer is flaunting a super hot body after losing 18 pounds in 10 weeks! The Ghost Whisperer star told Us Weekly,

“They said some rude, mean things, but that’s not why I wanted to change. I’m still sexy, curvy.”

The actress worked with trainer, Stevie Sant’Angelo, to tone up her 5’3″ figure. Sant’Angelo customized a nutritional plan that totals 1250 to 1500 calories and is heavy on fruits, veggies and protein. She says,

“The less processed, the better. When you teach someone to eat properly, it’s about eyeballing portions.”

In addition to eating properly, Jennifer also fits in an hourlong workout three to four times a week. Her trainer focuses on her legs, core, and rear with plenty of cardio (jumping rope, running, spinning) and an exhausting routine of lunges, pushups, crunches, body planks and weight work (Jennifer is a champ at hoisting 18 pound kettlebells).

She’s accomplished a lot in a very short time but the star isn’t slowing down anytime soon. She starts training for the Los Angeles marathon in September as well as planning her impending wedding! She says,

“I want to be Ross’ partner until I’m 80, so I need to live a long time. You go to the gym more and you take care of yourself more just for the people around that you love so that you can have a longer life.”


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Cynthia Pasquella is a celebrity nutritionist, author of the best-selling PINK Method, co-founder of SoCal Cleanse , television personality, and the founder of Healthy Hollywood. She specializes in empowering women so they can lose weight, regain their self-confidence, and discover their authentic self.

7 responses to "How Jennifer Love Hewitt Lost 18 Pounds in 10 Weeks"
  1. Fit Bottomed Girls 20/08/2008 12:07 pm Reply

    She’s eating healthy, great. She’s working out, great. But….this is a drastic change in attitude from her “I’m fine the way I am, I’m a size 4″ stance of before. I find it hard to believe that the negative attention had nothing to do with this weight loss, and that’s really too bad. For everyone!

  2. Lourdes 20/08/2008 23:19 pm Reply

    Well that’s true “Fitted Bottomed Girls” but it is always encouraging that she did it the healthy and safe way…and was motivated by health/nutrition not just weight loss.

  3. Mark Salinas 21/08/2008 06:52 am Reply

    I agree with FBG, hmmmm….

    Check out Mark Salinass last blog post – Ladder Pushups

  4. MizFit 22/08/2008 05:54 am Reply

    I kinda liked the old JLOVE.

    the I HEART MY BOD PEOPLE, SC*** YOU!

    she looks fab–but Im just hoping she really did do it all for HER!

    Check out MizFits last blog post – A little bit o’link love.

  5. Health Specialist 24/08/2008 23:28 pm Reply

    She is looking lovely. But how come these celebrities lose weight so fast and are back in shape?

  6. Cynthia 25/08/2008 11:12 am Reply

    FBGs – I tend to think that we all care about what people think about us to an extent and comments like the ones made about her do affect us and make us want to change. Even though we like to say – and think – they had no impact, deep down they do.

    Lourdes – Good point.

    Mark – see above. ;)

    MizFit – Me too, MizFit.

    Health Specialist – I think they all have their reasons for slimming down. That, coupled with the demands of their business make them want/need to do it quickly.

  7. Rose 26/08/2008 09:50 am Reply

    So what if shes big or little shes still cute as hell! But dam good work huney, She’s inspired me to start working out an hour a day for 4 days a week!

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