Gwyneth Paltrow blames herself for father’s throat cancer death

• Gwyneth Paltrow blames herself for her father’s throat cancer death.
• Gywneth disclosed that her father’s passing inspired her to research “environmental poisons” and alter her lifestyle.
• Gywneth created the wellness and lifestyle company Goop in 2008 in keeping with her commitment to exercise.

Gwyneth Paltrow blames herself for her father’s throat cancer death. In an interview, Gwyneth acknowledged that she holds some of the blame for her father’s premature passing.

When she was only 30 years old in 2002, Gwyneth, now 49, lost her father Bruce Paltrow to throat cancer. In a recently discovered conversation, the Hollywood actress said that she “wasn’t adamant enough” in “getting rid of cancer” when her father was first diagnosed because she was “in denial.”

The Oscar-winning actress was left to learn from her father’s errors since he drank “vodka every day when he got home from work” and wasted “a lot of time.”In a subsequent interview, Gywneth acknowledged: “I wasn’t adamant enough in changing his diet and curing the illness.

“I genuinely believe that I could have improved his quality of life now. But I didn’t have the strength I needed to have.

“For a large portion of his sickness, I was in denial. I could not even begin to imagine life without my father, she told London’s Evening Standard.

Gywneth disclosed that her father’s passing inspired her to research “environmental poisons” and alter her lifestyle.

When he was ill, she said, “I started researching environmental pollutants and how diet impacts our health.

She told, “That is what began me on this whole adventure.
The Hollywood actress battled as she worked through her grief; at one point, she even experienced nightly heart attacks while sleeping in London.

When asked about the incident, she recalled: “The only reason I didn’t phone the emergency services was because I didn’t know it was 999 in England!

The Hollywood starlet recently addressed her Instagram followers after becoming silent on social media.
I haven’t been on social media much for a few weeks, that felt quite wonderful,” she told her 8.1 million followers.

“I notice positive improvements in my mental state, more presence, and less anxiety, after about a week without using the phone.”

Gywneth created the wellness and lifestyle company Goop in 2008 in keeping with her commitment to exercise.
It began as a weekly email newsletter and later developed into a website and e-commerce platform.

In addition, Goop produces its own goods and hosts wellness summits, a magazine, a podcast, and a Netflix docuseries.

The New Yorker reported that the corporation had a value of roughly $250 million by the beginning of 2020.

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