Sharon Stone is Gluten-Free and Glamorous at 59

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By Jefferson Adams

June 1, 2018
By Jefferson Adams • June 1, 2018

Sharon Stone is Gluten-Free and Glamorous at 59

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Sharon Stone is gluten-free and glamorous. Even at 59, the veteran screen star manages to look great and keep landing new work.

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Celiac.com 06/01/2018 - Sharon Stone is gluten-free and glamorous. Even at 59, the veteran screen star manages to look great and keep landing new work. Stone is in the news recently, promoting her work in two new projects.

Stone currently stars in Steven Soderbergh’s innovative murder mystery “Mosaic,” which began as an app and evolved into a full-blown HBO mini-series. She also stars in the romantic comedy “All I Wish,” which premiered at the end of March.

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A recent article in the New York Times details Stone’s picks for makeup, hair and beauty products, along with some tips on diet and fitness.

Among her diet tips, the seasoned star shares the fact that she has celiac disease, so she eats gluten-free. She also avoids processed food, caffeine, and rarely drinks soda or alcohol.

For more on Sharon Stone, including her beauty and health routines, check out other recent articles.
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cyclinglady 1,672

Posted June 1, 2018

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Do not be deceived. Going gluten free is not going to make you glamorous. ?

Sharon Stone has had her issues like anyone else. She suffered a brain aneurysm a few years ago and it took her two years to recover. She has celiac disease, and from my quick google search, she may have Type 1 diabetes as well.

I applaude her ability to continue to get acting jobs and I attribute that to her skills and not her looks (though in Hollywood looks seem to be critical). Aging baby boomers like myself, want to see more movies about us!

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1 hour ago, cyclinglady said:

Do not be deceived. Going gluten free is not going to make you glamorous. ?

Sharon Stone has had her issues like anyone else. She suffered a brain aneurysm a few years ago and it took her two years to recover. She has celiac disease, and from my quick google search, she may have Type 1 diabetes as well.

I applaude her ability to continue to get acting jobs and I attribute that to her skills and not her looks (though in Hollywood looks seem to be critical). Aging baby boomers like myself, want to see more movies about us!

What a disappointing comment! I thought being gluten-free was going to make me glamorous eventually...... I wasn't sure how many years it would take..... Maybe after the first five and still not glamorous I should have realized it wasn't happening? ?
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