I used to recommend them, too. @AndrewKaufmanMD
I used to recommend them, too.  @AndrewKaufmanMD
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I used to believe in them too.
I have been in the room, watching the allopathic medical model at work. I have witnessed what happens when people place complete trust in a system without fully questioning it.
I used to believe in colonoscopies as part of that model.
I recommended them to my family until I started looking more closely at the research.
Then I began speaking with people who experienced negative outcomes, and I couldn’t ignore what I was finding.
Most people believe the narrative that colonoscopies save lives and prevent cancer.
But what if there is more to the story?
What if the proven science is totally different from what is being presented?
What if I told you that colonoscopies aren’t actually a tool for prevention but are a tool for profit?
Join me this month for a live masterclass where we’ll explore the truth about colonoscopies and how to actually prevent colon cancer.

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