Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi’s unique diet component gaining popularity in US with over 7% increase in consumption: Reports

According to Professor James E Griffin, seaweed consumption in the United States has increased by seven percent due to Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi. Being a professional footballer comes with the responsibility of taking care of the body.

Hence, a proper diet is a part of every athlete's daily life. Ronaldo and Messi, two of the greatest athletes to ever live, also need to take care of their bodies with deep care, and hence follow a strict diet.

One element of their diet is seaweed. It has several health benefits. Firstly, seaweed is a rich source of protein. Apart from that, it consists of several minerals like Vitamins A, B1, B2, C, D, E, and K. Hence, it helps athletes with their nutrition. Players can also feel more energized during matches by using it.

Apart from that, seaweed also helps in reverse aging, helping players to perform at a high level for longer.

Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi use it on a daily basis. New researches show that Americans are also using it as a staple part of their diet nowadays. Seaweed can be found in the ocean and its main job is to keep the ocean clean. Hence, finding the proper type is also important. It is mostly imported to the United States from Asia.

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When Joshua Kimmich gave his verdict on the Cristiano Ronaldo vs. Lionel Messi debate

The Cristiano Ronaldo vs. Lionel Messi debate is an everlasting one. Fans have been arguing about who the better player between the duo is for a while. Bayern Munich superstar Joshua Kimmich once shared his take on the matter.

The German international claimed that both players are unique in terms of their skill sets. He further added that it's hard to definitively pick one player over the other as both of them are great.

Kimmich told BILD:

"When it comes to goal quotas, Ronaldo is in the lead. Messi is a completely different type of player. Ronaldo is perhaps more complete in terms of skills themselves. Messi is more a dribbler, Ronaldo the final player. I cannot say this one or that one [is better]. I am glad that I am allowed to witness both."

Kimmich's answer is a very good one considering the fact that both superstars have been serial winners. Rather than trying to pick a winner in the Cristiano Ronaldo vs. Lionel Messi debate, fans should focus more on enjoying them in action as long as they are playing.