Beware diets of celebrities!
The influence of celebrities in the population may be negative when it comes to diets, so some scientists have criticized the diets that promote some celebrities.
According to telegraph.co.uk website, organizing Sense about Science has spoken out about the procedures "pseudo scientific" models, singers and actors.
last May in the Oprah Winfrey, Naomi Campbell said to detoxify your body three times a year through a mix of maple juice, red pepper and lemon juice, drinking for several days.
"I try to do it three times a year. The most we did was for 18 days. It is good to cleanse your body from time to time," he said. About
that method, the organization indicates that it is only a "marketing myth."
singer Cheryl Cole says that keeps her figure through the "blood group diet," according to which each person differently processed foods according to their blood type, and therefore you need to eat different foods.
"It was a great difference not only in my figure, but in how I feel and my energy levels, "he told a magazine recently, however, a diet specialist said that blood groups do not affect or modify the digestion.
Scientists also
criticized the use of Power Balance Bracelet, with which they have been seen David Beckham, Robert de Niro and even Kate Middleton, considering that only about a placebo effect.
An assistant director of the organization stated, "We wish more celebrities would come to the knowledge before you open your mouth and send the wrong message. "
too long ago Megan Fox and Elizabeth Hurley were criticized for their diets, because the first advised to consume vinegar and the other said that to stay thin just drink hot breakfast.
Nothing more entertaining than the games dress.
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