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Published 09:05 2 Jun 2018 BST
Updated 13:13 2 Jun 2018 BST
Sullivan also gives advice on what sports people can snack on during the day if they want to keep their energy up, as well as keeping hunger at bay.
Well that's us on prawn sandwiches from now on.
Having been involved with county and club sides over the last number of years, Sullivan dispels what he believes are some common myths in relation to food and what is good and not so good for the body.
The player also gives some helpful advice on what stage you have to be to really enjoy your meal.
We're going to use this the next time our girlfriend complains that's she's starving, "Are you really at 10, because I'm more of a six right now".
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