The new GOOP product called The Mother Load, intended for pregnant and lactating women, showed too high content of vitamin A. Medicas emphasize that overdose by this vitamin may entail negative consequences for the intrauterine development of the child. The World Health Organization recommended refraining from the use of GOOP products. No product made under the leadership of Gwyneth Paltrow did not receive the approval of WHO and was not recognized as useful and safe to health.
Marie Claire, meanwhile, Gwyneth and her "Empire" GOOP recently devoted the cover:
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Representatives of the company hurried to justify the composition of the vitamins and assure potential buyers that they can take them and before, after pregnancy. The actress itself abstained from commenting and left without an answer accusations of the Good Thinking Society charity organization in the fact that it produces products potentially dangerous to people's health.
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