Inkriql Posted October 14, 2019 Share Posted October 14, 2019 MORE INFORMATION Gwyneth Paltrow and the profitability of being hated Gwyneth Paltrow's advice on sex Gwyneth Paltrow and his controversial "wellness seminar" Gwyneth Paltrow dares with almost everything on his Goop lifestyle page. The last thing has been to determine which is the "lightest weight with which one can live". A dangerous recommendation that has outraged scientists. Those at the University of Cambridge have described the advice as "irresponsible." ADVERTISING inRead invented by Teads Paltrow has been criticized by diet experts after the actress' website recommended that readers try to reach their "thinnest weight to live." Scientists believe that the article sends a dangerous message that glorifies "thinness" and encourages eating disorders such as anorexia. The article, entitled Myths of the revitalizing diet and with the slogan "supported by science," presents an interview with the American psychologist, Dr. Traci Mann, in which she says that people should try to be at the lowest end of its "established range." But the Cambridge University scientist, Dr. Giles Yeo, argues that the advice of being at the "low end" is confusing and irresponsible, and believes that it suggests that people should be "as skinny as possible" without dying. The healthy lifestyle was the basis of Goop, the actress's company, a business that moves more than 3.7 billion euros a year according to economic magazine data. But Paltrow has gone much further and, in 10 years, the newsletter in which he shared his recommendations has been transformed into a huge business that includes fashion lines, cosmetics, fragrances, decoration, books ... So much activity has not been exempt of controversy and in many occasions its products and recommendations have been criticized by experts who have questioned their effectiveness or have even warned against them. The actress's page, for example, suggests controversial sexual practices - she has recommended that women sleep with jade eggs inside the vagina and sit on a pot with hot water and herbs as a method of cleaning the uterus - and other advice criticized by experts, such as beauty treatments with bee venom or gluten-free menus for non-celiacs. The greater the scandal, the more the number of visits grows - around 2.5 million a month and mostly women. Paltrow argues that there are no absolute truths, and detracts from criticism. "We only ask interesting questions to unconventional sources." His followers, known as goopies, are able to spend between 427 and 3,800 euros to attend a meeting with the actress. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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