Rebel Wilson claims people only need ‘600 calories a day’ following week-long detox retreat
June 16, 2023
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0:51Now PlayingRebel Wilson claims people only need ‘600 calories a day’ following week-long detox retreat
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as posted by the channelRebel Wilson, who has been open about her weight loss over the years, says people don’t actually need as many calories as they believe.
“I was just actually in a program where I learned about food, and they taught us that you don’t really need as many calories as you think,” the “Pitch Perfect” star told the Daily Mail Thursday at a launch party for her Fluid dating app, which Casamigos hosted at Funke in Beverly Hills, Calif.
Wilson, 43, explained she recently went on a week-long retreat at Vivamayr medical spa in Austria where she learned “you really only need about 600 calories a day,” as opposed to “1,500 or 2,000.”
While the actress admitted the idea “might sound crazy” to some, she believes “your body doesn’t need a lot of calories,” especially when trying to detox.
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