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Kevin McHale gets gym-buff to deal with digestion issue

/ 12:10 AM September 08, 2018

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Best known for playing the wheelchair-bound, nerdy teen Artie in six seasons of the musical series “Glee,” Kevin McHale recently revealed dealing with a digestion issue. The actor went on a three-month journey that also dramatically changed his body and behavior.

“I had been working through an intestine and digestion issue that was eluding diagnosis and that really took a toll on me. I was constantly in pain,” McHale told Us Weekly.

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He tried new diets, to no avail, but eventually adapted a workout plan through Ultimate Performance, a fitness studio that had him closely working with a trainer.

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McHale, 30, had to record and prepare his own food, as well as go on closely monitored exercise sessions. “I was most excited and scared for the diet… I was intimidated by the prospect of having to completely relearn everything I knew about food and learn to make elaborate meals,” said the openly gay actor.

He also rated his energy, sleep and digestion daily. This resulted in a muscular, sculpted body, but he also felt changed in other ways. He admitted to feeling unhappy with his older, “skinny-fat” body, and expressed appreciation for the chance to improve it.

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“When you’re investing your time and energy into yourself in this way, it changes so much of your life,” McHale said.—OLIVER PULUMBARIT

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