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Thank you for sharing your story, Shirley. We're deeply sorry to hear about your dad's experience. Many people have expressed concerns about the potential health impacts of glyphosate exposure, and your comment highlights just how important it is to continue raising awareness about these issues. Our goal with this video is to inform and empower people to make safer choices for their health and environment. ❤

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Healing the gut can be a crucial step, but identifying and addressing the root cause is indeed key, especially for persistent or severe intolerances like gluten. For some, the root issue might involve specific conditions, lifestyle factors, or underlying inflammation, and in those cases, simply letting the gut heal may not be enough to fully resolve intolerances. This is why we encourage a holistic approach-exploring root causes alongside supportive gut-healing practices-so people can make the best choices for their unique health situations. Thanks for sharing your insight!

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Slippery elm tea is generally soothing for the digestive system, but if you had a strong reaction like nausea and vomiting, it could have triggered a release of mucus or undigested material from your stomach. Sometimes, when the body responds to certain substances or natural remedies, it expels mucus or other compounds that can look unusual, which may explain the white substance you saw. While it’s hard to say definitively what it was without seeing it, it's not uncommon for the body to produce and expel a thick, mucous-like material in response to certain triggers. The pinkish "veins" could potentially be blood vessels or even fibers from partially digested food. However, if you experience similar symptoms again, it might be worth checking with a healthcare provider for further evaluation, just to be safe!

totally scared me.. thank you

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