Éva Horváth in Bathing Suit Says "Attention!"

Éva Horváth shares a lot of swimsuit photos on her Instagram page. Horváth just shared a new one this week. In it, she sat on a piece of wood at the beach. She wore a multicolored patterned bathing suit, her figure on display. Horváth captioned the photo, "Attention ! Disturbing Content ! ❗️ You rarely see something like this ❗️ A picture without app is coming 😂 rit. Who dares to eat it ?" Hoes does she stay so fit? Read on to see 5 ways Éva Horváth 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!

Horváth shares a lot of her favorite workouts on Instagram. One of her go-to exercises is yoga. She even goes to yoga camps and retreats. Horváth shared this photo on Instagram of herself doing a leg stretch at a retreat in Bali. She captioned it, "Yoga camp on the beautiful island of Bali. If you desire a real physical and spiritual cleansing, I'm waiting for you."

Horváth spends a lot of time outside. One thing she enjoys doing is going on hikes and walks. She shares a lot of photos on Instagram of herself hiking. Horváth posted this photo of herself walking on stairs to the beach in Bali. She captioned the post, "Beyond the Opera Sea." She also shared this video of herself hiking by a waterfall.

Horváth loves to go the beach or the pool. She posts a lot of photos on Instagram of herself by the water. Naturally, Horváth loves to swim to stay in shape. She shared this photo of herself in a pool in Lombok Island. She captioned it, "I love this pool. So mysterious." She also shared this video of herself swimming in the same pool, captioning it, "Lost in Lombok Island."

The sun's rays provide ultraviolet B (UVB) energy, and the skin uses it to start making vitamin D. (The skin actually produces a precursor that is converted into the active form of the vitamin by the liver and kidneys.) Vitamin D is best known for its vital role in bone health. Without this "sunshine vitamin," the body can't absorb the calcium it ingests, so it steals calcium from bones, increasing the risk of osteoporosis and fractures. Vitamin D also helps maintain normal blood levels of phosphorus, another bone-building mineral," says Harvard Health.

"The healing benefits of being in nature have been expressed by many different cultures, poets, and healers throughout the ages. Research confirms the amazing healing effects of nature on our emotional, mental, and physical wellbeing. Even viewing images of nature scenes has benefits," says the Mayo Clinic. "Being in nature reduces your heart rate, blood pressure, and the production of stress hormones and makes you feel better emotionally. A study published in Frontiers in Psychology showed that 20-minutes of walking or sitting in nature without any distractions of digital devices, provided the most reduction in stress."