How Josh Brolin's Simplified Diet Reset Got Him Jacked Again at 58 – Eggs, Avocado, Chicken and Protein Shakes - Men's Health
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When the conversation turns to comic-book movie muscle, the Chrises – Hemsworth, Evans and Pratt – tend to do most of the heavy lifting. But Josh Brolin more than deserves a place in that discussion. From his lithe physique as Cable in Deadpool 2 to his commitment to projecting the physicality of Thanos, even behind CGI, the now 58-year-old has built a convincing case for himself as one of the most iconic on-screen physiques of our era. But, rather relatably, he says he doesn't always keep it locked in 365 days a year. During busier periods, when his attention drifts away from his nutrition, he says he feels worse for it. Speaking on James Geering’s Behind the Shield podcast, Brolin described a stretch of travel and promotional commitments during which his habits had slipped, his weight had crept up and he wasn’t feeling particularly good about any of it.‘I’m a big sugar guy,’ he admitted. He’d been unwell throughout much of his travels and had fallen out of his usual routines. Eventually, frustration prompted a rethink.‘I got pissed.’His response was to strip things back.
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