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What do you do if you need to shave your head for a role that happens RIGHT BEFORE you get married?

Do you walk down the aisle with a shaved head, or do you science that shizz?

YOU SCIENCE THAT SHIZZ! Ha!

Cynthia Nixon had to take health supplements to help re-grow her hair in time for her wedding, just a two months after having to shave her head to play a terminal cancer patient in Broadway play Wit!

Guess what?

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Supplements can often help take care of something we're unable to regularly get in our diets.

But sometimes, it's just too much.

Ranging from more ineffective than a placebo to straight up dangerous for you, these are 25 supplements that men should NOT be taking:

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We previously mentioned that Kirstie Alley is coming under fire (and lawsuit) over her diet products.

A woman is suing her, claiming that Kirstie lost all her weight during grueling practices while on DWTS, not because of her diet supplements.

The National Enquirer went out and got a container of her Rescue Me organic weight loss supplement and took it to two doctors.

Tags: diet pills, doctors, fake, kirstie alley, lawsuit, legal, scam, sued, supplement, weight loss

JWoww was recently spotted at an in store signing.

She was at GNC at The Beverly Center in El Lay for Ab Cuts Sleek & Lean By Revolution.

She's def looking fab as always.

We love the outfit!

Classy but still sexy!

She's the best!

[Image via Retna LTD.]

Tags: ab cuts, gnc, health, jenny farley, jersey shore, jwoww, reality star, supplement, weight loss

Kirstie Alley is in a bit of legal trouble.

We're not sure how legit the claim is, but a woman named Marina Abramyan is suing Kirstie for allegedly lying about losing 100 pounds using the diet supplement Organic Liaison.

She is arguing that Kirstie lost all her weight through a low-calorie diet mixed with all the exercise she got while on DWTS instead of just from taking the supplement.

She also claimed that the product doesn't work as advertised by QVC and Alley's testimonials.

We're not sure if she actually expected to be able to sit on her couch and take a supplement and lose 100 pounds.

We are pretty sure though that there's always fine print that says diet supplements only work along with "proper diet and exercise."

Kirstie hasn't responded to the allegations yet.

We really don't think Kirstie has much to worry about.

[Image via C. Smith/WENN.]

Tags: allegations, allegedly, calorie, diet, dwts, exercise, kirstie alley, lost, organic, pounds, product, suing, supplement, supplements, test, weight

Probably not, right??

Well get this — there's a place in NYC called Molecule, and is known as The Water Cafe.

They serve tap water, which NYC is rated as having some of the nation's best, at $2.50 for a 16 ounce cup of it.

So what makes it worth that money if you could go into any apartment and get it?

They filter is down through a seven-stage filter system, and then you can add optional vitamin supplements. Ta-daaaa.

For an additional fee you can get a variety of vitamin blends, such as an immune blend and a hair and nail blend.

They even plan to start a delivery service.

Honestly, this sounds like the Pet Rock. There are rocks all around you, yet only one you BUY can be your pet.

What a waste of money, and what a lucrative business for people who exploit people not smart enough to see it.

Cray!

[Image via AP Images.]

Tags: business, cafe, delivery, money, nyc, people, supplement, supplements, water

When you have a freshly signed $100 million contract, giving people some free sandwiches doesn't seem like that big of a deal.

Oh, wait — he owned the sandwich shop too?

Tags: celeb, contract, drew brees, fans, men, million, nfl, people, player, sandwich, sandwiches, strong, supplement