Denise Rosenthal in Bathing Suit is "Hermosa"
Chilean singer songwriter Denise Rosenthal made a triumphant return to her socials this month after a few weeks' hiatus. Rosenthal responded to fans who rallied for her to come back and posted this Instagram pic of herself in a swimsuit with musical notes and star emojis. She is also writing new music for her friends — and may be preparing a comeback album of her own. Read on to see how Denise Rosenthal stays in shape and the photos that prove they work. And to get beach-ready yourself, don't miss these essential 30 Best-Ever Celebrity Bathing Suit Photos!
She Eats Healthy
Rosenthal's diet consists mainly of "fruits, proteins and tea," she said. And she does things in moderation. "I don't think extremes are good, but I try not to consume sugar in all its forms," she said.
She Starts With Breakfast
Rosenthal believes that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. She has "whole wheat bread with avocado or egg or with tomato and ham or goat cheese," she said. "A fruit smoothie, or whole fruit. And a tea, green, blue, anything but the traditional one."
She Works Out — With Dogs
Rosenthal posted an Instagram video of her unusual workout routine — with her dogs, Madonita and Farkitas. "Exercise is always good and strengthening," she said in Spanish. "Not just for our body but for our mind and spirit too. It does us good psychologically and physically. It's a way to cultivate with love and enjoyment."
She Knits With Her Family
Rosenthal keeps close with her family — sister, mother, grandmother — by knitting together. "For me it meant the importance of the transfer of these traditions, or trades that are linked with the artistic and creative, which transcends the times, with great powers of transformation, delivering genuine love," she posted on Facebook. Having a close relationship with family helps a person cope with stress, can increase longevity, improves psychological well-being and is good for cardiovascular health, according to the Piedmont health system.
She Has a Dog
As noted above, she dotes on her canine companions. Owning a dog makes a person more physically active, reduces feelings of isolation and loneliness, calms the nerves and lowers blood pressure and heart rate, according to Harvard University's T.H. Chan School of Public Health.
