10 Crazy Celebrity Diets That You Probably Shouldn’t Try

You may want her body but you sure don't want her diet! The Victoria Secret's angel has been criticised for her gruelling liquids-only diet. The supermodel restricts herself to solely protein shake concoctions, 9 days before fashion shows and 12 hours before showtime, she cut herself off from liquids too.

Should you try it? Heck, no. You don't have an international ramp to walk on. Besides, Lima workouts 365 days a year - and that has a lot to do with her enviable body.

Hollywood A-listers Reese Witherspoon, Jennifer Aniston and Gwenyth Paltrow have all reportedly tried this infamous diet that involves eating 14 jars of mushed-up baby food — with the option of adding in one actual low-calorie meal, each day.

Should you try it? Not really. While you might get away with eating 14 jars of mashed fruits - the one meal you'll consume would probably be deep fried chicken with a side of fries.

According to Shailene Woodley, eating a spoonful of clay every day "helps your body rid of ... heavy metals." The Insurgent actress reportedly swears by this detox hack.

Should you try it? No way. Remember your mum told you eating clay will give you stomach aches? Besides, there is no scientific proof to back Woodley's strange habit.

Aguilera reportedly takes the coloured food trend to a whole new level. Her bizarre diet includes starting the week with white food, which is followed by red, green, orange, purple, yellow and on the seventh day — a rainbow platter!

Should you try it? While green and purple foods are beneficial for your body, limiting your intake based on food colour is not the way to do it. Besides, what healthy choices do you have with yellow?

For his role as Steve Jobs, Kutcher went on a Fruitarian diet that says at least 75% of an individual’s daily dietary intake should come from raw fruit.

Should you try it? NO WAY. Kutcher ended up with inflamed pancreas within the first month.

Well, we should have seen this one coming. According to Lady Gaga's ex-boyfriend, she drinks whisky while she works, but then commits to a gruelling workout - even with a hangover.

Should you try it? Only if you run out of excuses to drink.

Long before she sang Lemonade, queen Bey went on a master cleanse diet that includes surviving on nothing but lemon juice, maple syrup and cayenne pepper — to accelerate weight loss.

Should you try it? Hell to the NO. Beyonce did the master cleanse under the supervision of a nutritionist and for her role in Dreamgirls - this is a dangerous and short-term solution.

This bizarre diet centres upon users fasting according to the lunar phase. Celebrities like Madonna and Demi Moore have reportedly tried it.

Should you try it? No. The moon has nothing to do with your eating habits. It was probably just a mystery publicity stunt.

JLO is reportedly one of the celebrities who has been spotted carrying a phial of grapefruit oil. Sniffing it for 15 minutes three times a day reportedly curbs food cravings.

Should you try it? Sure, but don't depend on it to do miracles for you. JLO probably does it for fun.

The former spice girl and fashion mogul reportedly lost her pregnancy weight by putting herself on the Five Hands Diet. The plan requires you to eat only five palm-size portions of high-protein items while drinking a lot of water.

Should you try it?: Maybe. Eating small portions multiple times does help control hunger.