"The Divergent Series: Allegiant" star Shailene Woodley recently talked about her daily routine including the medicines she takes and the toothpaste she uses.
In an interview with The Guardian, Woodley revealed that she actually makes her own medicine.
"Yeah, in a way of sorts, absolutely. I'm a fan of Western medicine as well, because if you have something that could be life-threatening, antibiotics save lives every day. But the thing with medicine nowadays is there's this lack of understanding of our bodies on a deep personal level. If you have a headache or insomnia, it's so much easier to take a pill for that than to deal with the core problem, which could be a very simple fix," she said.
Meanwhile, Woodley also talked about the toothpaste that she uses on a regular basis.
"It depends on your needs. I like to have clay in there, because it helps detoxify or rid our bodies of heavy metals and radioactive isotopes. It just feels good for my body. Also, I think it's part of our responsibility to ensure our descendants have water to drink and food to eat from soil that's been preserved by our caretaking," she explained.
In other news, Woodley also revealed that she previously rejected to play the role of Tris on "Divergent" because she didn't want to immediately shift from starring on TV shows and then on movies.
However, she eventually agreed to take the part because her good friend Jennifer Lawrence convinced her to do so.
Woodley will star on "The Divergent Series: Allegiant" on Mar. 18, 2016.