Quirky celebrity routines aren’t anything new. In Rebecca Harrington’s new book, I’ll Have What She’s Having: My Adventures in Celebrity Dieting, the author tries food fads of the rich and famous. Jackie Onassis, for instance, survived on one baked potato a day.
Much to the dismay of medical professionals, health-crazed celebrities like Gwyneth Paltrow have made a name for themselves by offering food and wellness advice to readers, particularly about out-there diet trends that they claim to see results from. While Paltrow is the most vocal thanks to her website Goop, the younger generation, like Shailene Woodley and Blake Lively have hopped on board with sharing their offbeat practices (like Woodley’s longtime clay-eating habit).
Browse the gallery below for some modern-day crazes people are talking about.
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Gwyneth Paltrow
The Goop founder added bone broth to her latest detox. Packed with collagen and gelatin, it’s said to improve everything from wrinkles to joint stiffness.
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Shailene Woodley
As a kid, your mom probably told you not to put dirt in your mouth, but clay is another story. Woodley eats bentonite clay, which supposedly helps eliminate heavy metals from her body.
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Kim Kardashian
Kimye’s curvier half wears a heavy-duty “waist-training” corset to achieve her eye-popping hourglass shape. This practice is, however, associated with shallow breathing, abdominal pain and nerve damage.
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January Jones
The actor claims that eating her placenta after having her son helped her beat the baby blues and get back into shape. She’s not the only one doing it, though. There’s a cookbook on ways to consume it.
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Rihanna
The singer posted a photo of her arm hooked up to an IV drip. The mixture of vitamins—often B12, magnesium and Vitamin C—is said to be a stellar hangover cure.
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Kourtney Kardashian
She referred to a detoxifying ayurvedic oil enema as “life changing,” but didn’t elaborate further. Colonics allegedly rid the colon of toxins, though some doctors disagree.
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Blake Lively
The well-known foodie and Preserve founder has been photographed toting a Blueprint cleanse juice.
 on Mar 16, 2015 at 9:40pm PDT
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Quirky celebrity routines aren’t anything new. In Rebecca Harrington’s new book, I’ll Have What She’s Having: My Adventures in Celebrity Dieting, the author tries food fads of the rich and famous. Jackie Onassis, for instance, survived on one baked potato a day.
Much to the dismay of medical professionals, health-crazed celebrities like Gwyneth Paltrow have made a name for themselves by offering food and wellness advice to readers, particularly about out-there diet trends that they claim to see results from. While Paltrow is the most vocal thanks to her website Goop, the younger generation, like Shailene Woodley and Blake Lively have hopped on board with sharing their offbeat practices (like Woodley's longtime clay-eating habit).
Browse the gallery below for some modern-day crazes people are talking about.
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