Jail Weight Loss Program by Ippei Mizuhara Uncovered

TMZ Sports has uncovered the specific meals that Ippei Mizuhara will be consuming during his time in prison. Unfortunately for Shohei Ohtani‘s former interpreter, indulgent snacks like peanuts and Cracker Jacks are not part of the prison diet.

According to a spokesperson from the Federal Bureau of Prisons, FCI Allenwood Low—the facility in Pennsylvania where Mizuhara has been detained since Monday—offers a menu that adheres to the National Menu guidelines. This means Mizuhara will have a selection of rotating meals to choose from for the foreseeable future, ensuring a variety of options during his incarceration.

Every day, Mizuhara will receive breakfast, lunch, and dinner, providing the 40-year-old with access to many staple foods commonly found in American cuisine. This structure not only ensures he gets regular meals but also aims to maintain a nutritious intake during his time behind bars.

Mornings will typically feature an assortment of options including fresh fruit, hearty oatmeal, warm grits, various cereal choices, fluffy pancakes, and toasted bread. This variety helps to ensure that each morning starts on a delicious note, offering essential nutrients to fuel Mizuhara’s day.

For lunch, Mizuhara will have options such as wraps, sandwiches, burgers, fish, and even tacos, allowing for a diverse midday meal experience. This variety is designed to cater to different tastes and preferences, helping to make his prison meals a bit more enjoyable.

During the dinner service, Mizuhara can choose from a selection of hearty dishes including steak, savory sausage, flavorful fried rice, comforting pasta, tender roast beef, and even classic hot dogs. This array of choices aims to provide him with satisfying meals at the end of each day.

Unfortunately for Mizuhara, he has been confined to this prison diet following his 57-month sentence handed down in February. He was convicted for allegedly embezzling millions from Ohtani to place illegal bets and settle debts with a bookmaker. This situation has drastically changed his lifestyle and eating habits.

There will be times when Mizuhara can catch a glimpse of Ohtani playing while he serves his sentence. Reports indicate that he has access to several televisions that broadcast MLB games, allowing him to stay connected to the sport he once thrived in.