Glória Maria took 80 vitamin pills a day and changed her habits after the pandemic

Vain, Gloria Maria, who died this Wednesday, the 2nd, had her own beauty rituals. Be it teas acquired during her visits to the more than 160 countries she has visited, an exercise routine, or the inseparable creams. And she made fun even when she said that the diet was supplemented with vitamin pills. They reached 80 capsules a day.

“In the morning, I take about 35 at a time. In the afternoon, about 20. At night, another 20. Vitamin A is said to be good for skin and nails. ‘E’ for joints. ‘C’ for strengthening the immune system. ..”, said Glória to Jô Soares, in one of the interviews, and also told Narcisa Tamborindeguy in a chat on Youtube: “I take the entire alphabet. Vitamin A, B, C, D, E, F. Sometimes I fill a little plate or saucer with them and become the wonder woman”.

In the pandemic, and after one of the surgeries in 2019, the journalist saw her own mannequin change. At first, she was scared, as she told EXTRA. Afterwards, she changed her thoughts.

— Without a doubt, this was the most revealing period of my life. A year I was reborn, in every way. I changed a lot! First, physically. No one got to see me as I was totally cooped up at home, but from January to April I swelled up by a degree! I gained about eight or nine kilos because of the corticosteroid treatment. I looked in the mirror and didn’t recognize myself. Damn it! I wear a size 36 or 38, I was wearing a size 42. But that didn’t worry me. After all, I was alive! Psychologically, I changed 200%. I learned that life is now, the second ahead does not exist.

The period of confinement even changed the biological clock of the diva.

— In this quarantine, an incredible thing happened to me: I started to wake up very early, like 5 am, 5:30 am every day. I joke with Niemeyer that he did everything right when he operated on my brain, but he messed with something that makes me wake up at dawn. He laughs a lot. Before, I only woke up at 9 am, 10 am, or I was forced to adapt to the time zone of the place where I was.