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Marie Osmond Says She Stays Healthy On The Road By Eating Mustard—And Fans Are Weirded Out

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The singer and former talk show host shared her bizarre secret for staying healthy while traveling on Instagram.

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By AB KeithDec 08, 2022
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AB Keith is an educator turned roadtripper who is currently teaching virtually while touring the USA. Her dream is to visit all the national parks and create a series of nonfiction children's books about NP adventures through the eyes of her dog, Backpack Benny.
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Entertainer Marie Osmond took to Instagram to share a little secret with her followers.

In a video captioned, "How I stay healthy on the road!!!!" she shared that a tablespoon of mustard a day keeps her healthy.

She claimed:

"How to stay healthy on the road."
"My doctor said in case there's like parasites or anything around, this is how to stay healthy and I'm not joking."

Osmond proceeded to squeeze the condiment straight into her mouth.

She finished:

"One tablespoon a day."

Check out her video below.

Viewers put in their tablespoon-worth.

The star of the video—French's mustard—was definitely into her medical advice.

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Some chimed in on the claims made by Osmond.

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A few were on board...

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...but some required a vehicle for mustard consumption.

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For some, however, it's a no-go.

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Not everyone may want to try it, but Marie Osmond swears a tablespoon a day will keep the doctor away!

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