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Gwyneth Paltrow underwent a body scan to detect health issues before symptoms appear in another effort toward the Goop owner’s ‘longevity routine.’
The 51-year-old wellness enthusiast – who recently celebrated her daughter’s 20th birthday – took to her Instagram Story on Wednesday to document her whole body MRI scan.
She went to Prenuvo New York City Cancer & Disease Screening which specializes in preventative medicine.
Gwyneth began the series of posts to her 8.5million million followers with a selfie video with her saying: ‘I’m going into Prenuvo for my full body scan for preventative medicine.
‘I might be on Valium because I am claustrophobic. So let’s see what happens.’
The Oscar-winner also shared a snap of herself sitting up on the MRI bed before the scan.
She captioned the photo: ‘It’s so fascinating to see preventative medicine becoming important to the consumer.
‘I, for one, am really curious about @prenuvo’s ability to detect many conditions BEFORE symptoms appear.’
There was also a video of Gwyneth being put into the machine.
Lastly she posed in front of the sign at the medical business with the caption: ‘Thank you thank you @prenuvo.’
The mission statement on Prenuvo’s website reads: ‘At Prenuvo, we are on a mission to flip the paradigm from reactive “sick-care” to proactive health care. Our award-winning whole body scan is fast (under 1 hour), safe (MRI has no ionizing radiation), and non-invasive (no contrast).’
Though the health benefits seem like they could be immense, the service is a bit pricey as a whole body scan – which is what Gwyneth had – costs $2,499 for an hour.
Meanwhile, on Monday, the A-lister celebrated her daughter Apple Martin’s birthday, whose father is Coldplay rocker Chris Martin, as she recently had some nice things to say.
The Shakespeare In Love actress told E! News that the teen influences her.
‘Apple is an adult woman now, so we relate to each other like that,’ said the actress.
‘Of course, I’m always her mama, and she comes to me for those things too. But it’s very interesting to really watch her step into herself as a grown woman.’
And Apple helps with GOOP.
‘She influences everything I do,’ Gwyneth shared.
‘I run everything by her. I value her opinion so much, and she’s also such a product person—especially with makeup, much more so than I am.
‘I’m very minimal. So as we go more into color, she’s the person I rely on the most.’
The teen has inherited her mom’s passion for wellness.
‘In this case, the apple really doesn’t fall far from the tree,’ the Shakespeare in Love star noted.
‘My daughter has gotten so into clean, non-toxic beauty, vegan. She doesn’t want to touch anything that’s cruel to animals.
‘So, she has really strong values running. It’s so nice that it aligns with the products that we already make.’
And it looks like Moses has, too.
‘He really cares,’ she added. ‘It’s amazing. He knows all about ingredients. Like if I ever hand him something, he looks at the ingredients panel and he’s like, “Oh wow, this has niacinamide in it.”
‘I’m like, “Wow, how do you know all this stuff?” He’s very learned in the in the realm of skin care.’
She also talked her kids’ future.
‘Whatever they want to do in life, I want to support,’ she noted.
‘I think there are challenges in any career—certainly there are challenges in being an artist, for sure. ‘But should they choose that path, I will of course support them.’
Last year Gwyneth told People that Apple is a lot of fun to hang out with and she is grateful the college student is in her life.
‘I mean, she’s just so much fun to be with,’ the cover girl shared.
‘It’s so wonderful having a daughter because you have this amazing best friend and we like to do the same stuff, and she’s so funny and she’s so smart. It’s amazing.’
And she also looks up to her mini-me, who has already worked as a sales girl in a Los Angeles shop.
‘I’m kind of in awe of this woman that she’s become and with all of her points of view that are really differentiated. She’s really strong and it’s amazing,’ shared the wife of TV producer Brad Falchuk, 52.
‘My children are similar in the ways that they’re both incredibly sensitive and empathetic. They really can feel people’s stuff very permeable in that way,’ said the Emma actress.
‘They’re both tall and they both have very interesting ways of seeing the world, and they’re different in the ways that they are.
‘My daughter’s very much of an extrovert. My son is an introvert. They like to do very different things, but then I don’t know, then they both love to snowboard and they both love music, and they love their friends.’
But Apple is more like her father.
‘I think Moses and I are more, we’re happy kind of being home and being more internal.
‘But I think they’ve both gotten, hopefully, the best of both of us, and hopefully we’ve been able to minimize our s***** traits having passed those down,’ she continued.
And both Apple and Moses are interested in fashion.
‘They’re actually both very intrigued by fashion and into fashion,’ Paltrow said. ‘They are both very intrigued. They both really like fashion as an art form and as a form of expression. It’s really interesting to see them both choose that. My son, really it’s kind of how he tells the world who he is through his cool style.’
And she has stolen from Apple’s closet: ‘More random stuff, like a tank top or something like that. She’s more going through my closet for special event stuff.’
And she also said in the same People interview that Martin is a great father.
‘He has this sweet child-like spirit, and I love that he will be like, ‘Let’s go jump in the ocean,’ when it’s 58 degrees, or, ‘Let’s go to this weird guitar store.’ He always wants to do these fun adventures with them and activities.’
The blonde told the magazine that dealing with her blended family with second husband of five years, TV producer Brad Falchuk, is not a walk in the park.
While the Iron Man actress has Apple and Moses, Brad has two with his ex-wife, Suzanne Bukinik whom he was wed to from 1994 to 2013: Isabella, 19, and Brody, 17.
‘It’s hard, and it’s not intuitive, and nobody tells you how to do it. You just stick with it,’ she shared.
‘Now it’s one of the things that brings me the most happiness in my life.’
Paltrow dislikes the term empty nester and prefers to call her teen kids ‘free birds,’ she told People.
‘I’m trying to reframe it so that I can at least try to convince myself there’s some kind of a silver lining,’ she says. ‘Empty nest sounds so sad and lonely.’
She talked to the magazine to promote her new skincare line called good.clean.goop which is being sold at Target and on Amazon.
Unlike its higher-priced sibling, which features $58 eye cream, $100 cleanser and $350 serums the new line is all priced under $40.
