Woman starts 'living as mermaid', claims getting 'younger literally'

The woman had a health scare back in April 2013, which changed her life


News Desk October 15, 2018
Lisa had a health scare back in April 2013, which changed her life. PHOTO: MAIL ONLINE

After discovering a lump in her breast, a woman decided to change her life, living as a raw vegan mermaid.

According to Lisa, 37, living in this manner reverses the aging process, Mail Online reported.

The woman had a health scare back in April 2013 after doctors found a lump in her breast.

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The lump, however, was actually found to be benign, Lisa, who is a college lecturer, said.

The Canadian woman has since made it her aim to centre her life around her happiness and well-being. To her surprise, she noticed drastic changes in her energy levels. She realised that she did not suffer from heartburn she had since the age of 12, and that she felt younger now.

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In addition to veganism, Lisa changed her exercise routine and then adopted the unusual hobby of 'mermaiding', which sees her wear a mermaid tail and go swimming in pools or in the ocean.

“Being vegan has changed my life drastically because I have so much more energy. I feel like the ageing process has started to reverse and I'm getting younger,” she said.

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“I've managed to get rid of my chronic acid reflux and the heartburn that I had since I was 12. Before I became vegan, I had the standard American diet of pizza, chips, chicken, beer, and sweets,” she added.

“But now, I start my day with my signature jackfruit orange smoothie. Then throughout the day, while I'm writing on my laptop, I snack on fruit — with cherries being my favorite.”

"I do mermaiding any chance I can get, which is at least twice a week. I go swimming in pools, practice underwater tricks at mermaid meetups or go to beaches, lakes, hot springs and glacier waters to swim in my tail,"Lisa says.

"During the winter, I typically head to Florida and I do a lot of outdoor pool swimming and I can also practice eating fruit underwater," she says.


The article originally appeared in Mail Online

COMMENTS (1)

Bunny Rabbit | 5 years ago | Reply Swimming like walking if done regularly exercises all the muscles in our body starting from wrists to abs to calves to bums .... no wonder she is feeling energetic .
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