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Gwyneth Paltrow ripped by health official for new-age advice to treat COVID

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“long COVID” can be treated by fasting, taking regular infrared saunas and eating lots of kimchi.The 48-year-old actress recently touted her new-age advice on her site Goop after revealing she caught COVID-19 “early on” and was left with “long-tail fatigue and brain fog.”She said a “functional medicine practitioner” put her on a “keto and plant-based” diet with kimchi and kombucha — and fasting until at least 11 a.m.

each day.Professor Stephen Powis, the national medical director of England’s National Health Service, slammed the Oscar winner, saying influencers have a “duty of responsibility” to share real science.“In the last few days I see Gwyneth Paltrow is unfortunately suffering from the effects of COVID.

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