When an influencer's lifestyle brand made her ill, she tried to hide her cure: meat. Fans were livid when they found out.
Vegan lifestyle star Yovana Mendoza Ayres apologized on YouTube after she was outed for eating fish. By Eli Rosenberg Eli Rosenberg General assignment reporter covering national and breaking news Email Bio Follow March 22 at 12:52 AM The post showed the Instagram and YouTube star on the beach in a red dress, the turquoise waters behind her an unmistakable sign she had landed in a tropical paradise.
View this post on Instagram ✈️😅After 24 hours of traveling I finally arrived to a place I had in my bucket list! Can you guess where I’m at? I’ll give you a hint: it’s a plant Based paradise🌴🥥🍍🌊 ——————————— - 🥑DAY 6 of the 21 Day Raw Vegan Detox & Yoga Challenge! It’s like taking a retreat from the comfort of your home! The program is all about eating raw living foods, doing yoga, meditating daily and learning how to love yourself even more!...
The video that showed Ayres eating fish was published by Paula Galindo, a Colombian YouTube star who has more than 10 million subscribers who follow her life of travel, style, beauty routines and products. She said she became a raw vegan six years ago — eating only uncooked plant-based foods — but started experiencing problems after a 25-day fast in 2014. She stopped getting her period, and doctors found after a series of tests that her “hormones were out of wack,” — comparable to a pre-menopausal woman, even though she was in her mid-20s, she said.
Doctors told her she needed to gain weight; a nutritionist friend told her to eat more protein and fat. She said she gained six pounds and at some point, her period returned again.
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