Gwyneth Paltrow supports health reforms, criticizes failing institutions

Gwyneth Paltrow has publicly shared her interest in the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) movement. This initiative is led by Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., who focuses on wellness reform in the U.S. Paltrow voiced her concerns about how many institutions are failing Americans. She believes consumers are increasingly making health-related choices with their spending. At a recent fashion event, Paltrow discussed the MAHA movement in an interview with Vanity Fair. She noted that Americans feel a need for change in their health policies and choices. Paltrow pointed out that the food options in the U.S. have declined, saying she wouldn't eat certain junk foods here that she would elsewhere. Although Paltrow did not explicitly name Kennedy, her views are in line with his, particularly regarding the use of glyphosate, a herbicide linked to health risks. She criticized how lobbyists protect harmful practices in the food industry. Paltrow, the founder of the lifestyle brand Goop, has faced criticism in the past for some of her wellness advice and product claims. Her brand agreed to a settlement in 2018 after being accused of making unscientific claims. In her personal health journey, she has focused on reducing inflammation and maintaining a healthy diet. Others in the entertainment industry have also shown support for the MAHA movement. Singer Jewel and actress Cheryl Hines have spoken out in favor, emphasizing mental health and wellness issues that transcend political differences. Jewel performed at a MAHA event and highlighted the importance of addressing mental health in America.