Celebrities such as Beyonc’e are resorting to fad diets for quick and lazy weight loss. One of these are The Master Cleanse Diet. The Master Cleanse Diet consist of drinking an concoction of lemon juice, syrup and cayenne pepper for about 10-12 days. This potion is suppose to rid the body of

Lose pounds and inches in just days. Sounds too good to be true, right? Well, that's what the ads for popular juice fasts like The Original Celebrity Juice Diet or The Master Cleanser claim. But will these programs really jump-start your weight loss efforts, or catapult you into starvation?

Juice Plus+ is a branded line of dietary supplements containing concentrated fruit and vegetable juice extracts fortified with added vitamins and nutrients. Introduced in 1993 and sold via direct or multi-level marketing, the supplements are advertised as "the next best thing to fruits and vegetables," a claim which has stirred considerable controversy.Marketing claims made about Juice Plus products suggest that they can provide benefits such as reducing oxidative stress and promoting cardiovascular health. Critics have argued that there is no scientific proof that Juice Plus offers significant health benefits, and that deceptive claims are used in the product's marketing information. Studies which have set out to test the effects of Juice Plus have generated conflicting and controversial results.