Ryback Goes Vegan For 7 Weeks: Shows Off Shredded Physique

Ex-WWE Wrestler Ryback Reveals He’s Been ‘Vegan For 7 Weeks’ – Shows Off Shredded Physique

'I don’t have any intentions of eating animal or dairy products' he said after 7 weeks of eating a vegan diet and seeing benefits

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A former WWE wrestler has shown off his shredded physique on social media after saying he’s been ‘vegan for seven weeks’, according to reports.

Retired wrestler Ryback took to Twitter to show off his muscular body following his time on his plant-based diet.

‘Vegan for seven weeks’

Sharing a photo of himself, he wrote: “Seven weeks vegan and bodyweight is 292 lbs.

“I just keep seeing improvements and energy increasing even more. Conditioning is at a very high-level cardio wise and don’t have any intentions of eating animal or dairy products.

“Lab work completed yesterday, so will see where we are at.”

Vegan?

The athlete, a.k.a. the big man has spoken out about veganism before on social media.

Ryback, who owns a supplement company called ‘Feed Me More’, recently shared an image of himself eating a meal.

He captioned it: “Amazing dinner tonight with Jazmyne. I’m learning so much about the Vegan community and they are truly unbelievable people with such compassion and loving hearts. So blessed to have been given the gift of full health back and am releasing the last bit of hate I have held onto.”

https://twitter.com/Ryback/status/1326795768485847040/photo/1

Ryback – meat eater to vegan

He has spoken out before about going from being a meat-eater to herbivore.

According to givemesport.com, he said: “I already ate a lot of vegetables, my main thing was that I never really looked at how I could replace or cut down on animal protein.

“All I had to do was switch out my meats, I was already halfway vegan without knowing it…I look better and I’m stronger than I’ve been.”

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