Zoe Saldana‘s husband has become a U.S. citizen.
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“The actor and her husband, artist Marco Perego, have had to go gluten and dairy free because of the condition”. “You create antibodies that attack your glands, so you have to eat clean”, she said.
With this condition, first discovered by Hakaru Hashimoto in 1912, the thyroid gland is attacked, which can lead to hypothyroidism.
This disease results in decreased levels of thyroid hormone, which is a hormone the body uses to regulate heart rate, temperature, digestion, metabolism, weight and many other processes, according to Dr. Sean McGann, an emergency physician and spokesman for the American College of Emergency Physicians.
In the new film Star Trek Beyond, which premieres in theatres today, one of the major themes is strength with a standout line in movie being “Struggle makes us strong”. What the f*** is that?!’ she said in the magazine interview.
“I had a great time in my twenties”, said Saldana.
Saldana is paying closer attention to her diet than ever not just because of her Hashimoto’s, but also because of her bones. Saldana said. “I would hear those conversations with my mum and grandma, thinking I’d never get there”. I’m going to live forever.
“The high road is no longer silent”. She writes, “Support diverse voices, and start questioning who’s making your media the same way you might question whether a corporation is aligned with your values or whether the food you’re eating is fair-trade or organic”.
If you look at the comments on last week’s Battle, you’ll see that age don’t mean a thing, since most of you picked the more mature, Nigella Lawson as your favorite celebrity foodie.
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Zoe, who will also reprise her role of Neytiri in the forthcoming Avatar 2, adds that she’s so busy with her career and home life that the fact that she’s getting older doesn’t really cross her mind.
