New
York
(ANI):
Hollywood
actress
Gwyneth
Paltrow's
hedonistic
website
Goop.com,
which
gives
information
about
her
fitness
regimen,
has
been
slammed
by
a
journalist
and
holistic
website
founder
Mary
Kate
Hearon,
who
says
that
the
actress
website
is
an
imitation
of
her
TheWeeklyBeet.com.
Paltrow's
site
has
posts
by
her
in
which
she
gives
advices
about
how
to
dress,
cook
and
detoxify.
"If
your
bowel
movements
get
sluggish,
you
can
accelerate
things
by
drinking
half
a
cup
of
castor
oil
or
using
a
mild
herbal
laxative," the
New
York
Daily
News
quoted
Gwyneth,
as
stating
on
Goop.com.
However,
Hearon
has
lashed
out
at
the
Iron
Man
actress,
saying
that
she
lacks
creativity
and
innovation,
as
her
website
is
a
mere
imitation
of
her
The
WeekblyBeet.com.
"This
is
pretty
scandalous.
People
deserve
to
know
[Paltrow's]
idea
isn't
her
own
or
creative,
for
that
matter!
.
.
.
A
few
years
ago,
I
had
e-mailed
Gwyneth''s
best
friend
.
.
.
when
I
was
living
in
London
(developing
The
Weekly
Beet,
which
I
started
in
2004).
I
asked
her
to
e-mail
Gwyneth
The
Beet
because
I
was
excited
for
her
to
read
it
since
she
was
one
of
the
few
celebs
into
alternative
medicine,"
Hearon
stated
on
her
Facebook
page.
"The
way
she(Gwyneth)
treated
me
was
so
scary!
She
was
sooooooo
nasty
to
me,
it
was
scandalous!
[Husband]
Chris
[Martin],
the
utmost
gentleman,
stood
to
shake
my
hand,
but
she
smirked
and
was
silent
when
I
asked
how
her
dinner
was
.
.
.
I
never
thought
in
a
million
years
she'd
.
.
.
create
her
own
site
very
similar
to
The
Weekly
Beet
.
.
.
[Goop
has]
the
therapies
I've
tried,
the
foods
I
love,
the
detoxes
that
work!
A
lot
of
the
same
stuff!"
Hearon
added.
However,
Hearon's
allegations
are
lacking
authenticity,
as
the
sites
have
very
less
similarity.
"She's
never
even
heard
of
[Hearon].
This
is
ridiculous,"
a
pal
of
Gwyneth's
said.
On
the
other
hand,
Gwyneth's
representative
declined
to
comment
on
the
issue.