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Pablo Motos (61 years old): "I always eat nuts, goji berries and a large tortilla for breakfast. I prefer my body to run on fat rather than carbohydrates"
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Pablo Motos (61 years old): "I always eat nuts, goji berries and a large tortilla for breakfast. I prefer my body to run on fat rather than carbohydrates"

Pablo Motos, a 61-year-old Spanish television presenter, discusses his daily routine during an interview on the podcast 'Tengo un plan.' He rises at 8 AM, listens to Carlos Alsina’s morning monologue, and then enjoys a breakfast consisting of goji berries, walnuts, and a large omelet, either French-style or made with just egg whites. Motos emphasizes that he prefers his body to function using fats rather than carbohydrates as fuel, explaining that while carbohydrates might provide better performance, he has chosen to train his body to rely on fats and proteins. After breakfast, he meditates for around 15 minutes before beginning his workout regimen.

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Pablo Motos (61 years old): "I always eat nuts, goji berries and a large tortilla for breakfast. I prefer my body to run on fat rather than carbohydrates"

Pablo Motos, a 61-year-old Spanish television presenter, discusses his daily routine during an interview on the podcast 'Tengo un plan.' He rises at 8 AM, listens to Carlos Alsina’s morning monologue, and then enjoys a breakfast consisting of goji berries, walnuts, and a large omelet, either French-style or made with just egg whites. Motos emphasizes that he prefers his body to function using fats rather than carbohydrates as fuel, explaining that while carbohydrates might provide better performance, he has chosen to train his body to rely on fats and proteins. After breakfast, he meditates for around 15 minutes before beginning his workout regimen.

Bias read (Center): The article focuses on personal health habits and routines, which are not inherently politically charged. There is no indication of bias in framing, as it simply reports on Motos’ lifestyle choices without taking a stance or emphasizing any particular ideological perspective.

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