Kelly Clarkson Falsifies Weight Loss Rumors
- Kelly Clarkson took to Twitter to hit back against weight loss rumors.
- She doesn't seem to use weird pills or weird fad diets.
- Clarkson eats organic food, non-GMOs, and non-pesticides.
False Claims Put At Rest!
The Because of You Singer Kelly Clarkson took to Twitter to hit back against false weight loss rumors.
The American Idol winner posted on Twitter on Thursday, May 16, 2019, about the fake claims that claim Kelly to be "taking weird pills for weight loss or doing weird fad diets."
Clarkson tweeted that all of the claims were not true. She stated that she had no time for such nonsense. She eats the same stuff she always has and to tell her fans the truth, her food is just made with different ingredients or flours or sugars.
Other fake news that’s going around about me is that I’ve been taking weird pills 4 weight loss or doing weird fad diets. All of this is not true. I ain’t got time 4 all that. I eat the same stuff I always have. It’s all just made w/different flours/sugars/ingredients. #DrGundry
— Kelly Clarkson (@kelly_clarkson) 16 May 2019
The Voice coach ended her Tweet with "#DrGundry" connecting it to the cardiac surgeon Steven R. Gundry. It was Gundy who changed the way of life for Kelly from his book The Plant Paradox.
According to Clarkson, she read the book for autoimmune disease that she had and also because of a thyroid issue but since reading the book, she hasn't had to be on medicine anymore.
The book basically taught her about how we cook our food with no pesticides, non-GMO (Genetically Modified) and just organic food. In addition to this, she also says she hasn't worked out a bit and yet, she is as healthy as a horse.
Somewhile before too, Clarkson was confined in another rumor relating to a fake Twitter account. She took to Twitter to reply to a fan, Valerie Talley who revealed about another fake account.
Kelly stated that it was fake news and not her. She's way too busy to be sitting around creating fake accounts. In addition to this, she also asked those people to do the world a service and read a book rather than be weird and lie.
This is fake news & not me. What is wrong with people? I mean, I’m way too busy to be sitting around creating fake accounts. I mean, people if you’re that bored go ahead & do the world a service and maybe read a book & better yourself rather than be weird & lie to people https://t.co/EfqvSnGFHX
— Kelly Clarkson (@kelly_clarkson) 16 May 2019
Just where do these fake news come from, eh?
