Is Beyonce using the "Master Cleanse" to shed that baby weight? Celeb trainer Jillian Michaels doubts it. TMZ cornered her (literally) to ask if the rumors about Beyonce and the Master Cleanse are true. It's not a stretch -- Beyonce told Oprah she lost 20 pounds in two weeks on the cleanse back in 2006.
In case you're not already familiar with it, the Master Cleanse is that diet where you survive on nothing but tea, lemonade, cayenne pepper, and maple syrup for days. Jillian Michaels' take on it is DON'T DO IT.
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