In this video, I return to a topic I touched on earlier – home liver cleansing using the Hulda Clark method. After publishing it, I received many comments that the "stones" I showed were just olive oil.
I decided to test it. I ran the experiment again and sent the samples to the lab. The results shocked me… It's an important lesson for me. I'm telling you everything honestly – I invite you to watch.
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Beata Makowska @ginekologbeata
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00:24 Introduction
00:33 Is Dr. Hulda Clark's liver cleansing method a scam?
04:05 Beginning the Experiment
05:06 First Pebbles
05:54 Taking the Pebbles to the Lab
06:44 Discussing the Results
11:04 Summary
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Dr. Beata Makowska, MD
I have been a gynecologist since 1992. My goal is to provide patients with comprehensive care and support in the areas of preventative care and intimate health. I regularly share my knowledge online, trying to inspire proactive health care. In my free time, I love traveling. It allows me not only to decompress from everyday life, but also to discover new cultures and explore diverse approaches to health and well-being.
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