Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop is a hazard to your mental health
Gwyneth Paltrow's lifestyle enterprise Goop has become known as much for its celebrity heritage as for its dubious "wellness" tips. The publication has come under fire for imparting "wisdom" like putting a rock—ahem, gem—in one's vagina for sexual empowerment, and losing weight quickly by not eating.
Selling snake oil on the internet was one of its first uses, (probably third after uploading cat videos and trolling) so we're almost inured to the Goops of the world now. But there's a dark side to those campaigns we shouldn't overlook: the catastrophic emotional cruelty Goop inflicts on its readers.