Barcelona star footballer Lionel Messi on Tuesday unveiled that a change in his regular diet helped him to not throw up (vomit) on the pitch during or before his matches. Lionel said "I ate badly for many years: chocolates, fizzy drinks, and everything, that is what made me throw up during games. Now I look after myself better. I eat fish, meat, salads. Everything is organized and taken care of," Messi also added.

 There were concerns over Barcelona star Messi's state of health and many thought the five-time Ballon d'Or might have an illness, or was suffering from stress. "I've learned to live the way I do, to be myself because at the end of the day it's easier to do it that way," the 30-year-old conceded.

"I don't think too much about how I have to act because of constantly being watched. I'm aware that whenever I speak there are many people that listen, that there are repercussions. I always try to think about what I say in order not to generate controversies." Barcelona star Lionel Messi also added

"In the end, it's a game and everyone wants to win, be a champion and be the best. But at times it's not possible. You can't always win and not always the best one wins. I learned that when it's over, there are other things... being with my children, my wife, my family, the rest is secondary."