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Ah, the hallowed jade egg: one of Paltrow’s wackier recommendations. The Goop website suggested women could increase muscle tone and feminine energy, balance out hormones, and improve their orgasms by inserting one into their vagina. Paltrow came under fire for recommending it – and
over unproven claims about its health benefits. Still, they do say all publicity is good publicity – and we all remember it.Weird to some, essential to others, face acupuncture is one of Paltrow’s go-to treatments. Derived from ancient Chinese medicine, acupuncture is nothing new, but Paltrow shone a spotlight on it, specifically its cosmetic benefits.
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