Gwyneth Paltrow
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A devotee of acupuncture, Gwyneth credits it with helping her choose her Coldplay singer hubby Chris Martin. Gwyn caused a stir when she appeared with circular bruises on her back caused by \'cupping\', a form of acupuncture
Madonna
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How does Madonna hold on to pop-icon status, a toy-boy husband, deal with two small kids and look so good aged 45? Dedication and sheer hard work play a part, but so does a regime of different philosophies and therapies, from Ashtanga yoga to Jewish Kabbala, and palmistry to mantra therapy
Christy Turlington
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The former supermodel Christy Turlington is a strong believer in India\'s oldest healing system, Ayurveda, meaning the science of life. So much so that she has brought out her own range of Ayurvedic products
Demi Moore
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The ever-youthful Demi Moore is a big fan of Klamath Lake algae, which she says helps her to combat the stresses in her life. It involves ingesting algae from Klamath Lake, Oregon, US and claims to be full of nutrients and anti-oxidants. Rather Demi than us...
Goldie Hawn
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Although Ayurveda is a complete medical system, its main claim to fame is to cleanse and rejuvenate, which may explain why ageing celebs like Goldie Hawn and Madonna (is there anything the Material Girl won\'t try?) are fans
Drew Barrymore
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Now we enter the world of the weird... certain stars, including Drew Barrymore and Kate Hudson, have turned to Wicca (a type of witchcraft), which claims to provide spiritual guidance in stressed-out times - spooky
Richard Gere
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Breathing - something us mere mortals manage to do automatically, but certain celebrities need a little help with. Richard Gere and Arnold Schwarzenegger have both taken part in breathing programmes to improve their lung capacity
Uma Thurman
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Gemstone therapy is based around the idea that crystals and gems have therapeutic benefits. Uma Thurman wore a carnelian necklace to one awards ceremony - a stone said to promote vitality and happiness
Diana
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Reflexology is based on the principle that reflexes in the feet correspond to every gland, organ and part of the body. Famous followers include the late Princess Di and Dina Carroll
Kylie Minogue
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Kylie, 37, turned to alternative therapies after speaking with fellow breast-cancer sufferer Olivia Newton-John, who used Buddhist chanting to overcome the disease. Kylie is reportedly seeing a bio-energy healer and using colour therapy
Susie Amy
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The former Footballers\' Wives star swears by hot stone therapy. It claims to penetrate the deep muscle fibres to release tension and relieve stresses and strains. It also re-balances the spirit and the body\'s energy channels
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Cindy Crawford
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A big fan of homeopathy, Cindy even uses it to treat her kids\' colds and minor illnesses. She says, \'Last Christmas, I burned myself badly on my forearm and took cantharis tablets. After just 15 minutes, I felt no pain\'
Kate Moss
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Supermodel Kate Moss has turned to acupuncture to ensure she continues to win her battle against cocaine. The beauty has been photographed with two tiny squares of plaster in her right inner ear. Experts on acupuncture say stimulating pressure points on certain parts of the ear prompts the body to produce endorphins which reduces stress and cravings
