Claims About Moles, Toxins, and Oil Remedies

Somebody's talking about moles? Oh, I talked about moles before.

I actually got fact-checked. This is great.

I got fact-checked for talking about how moles are a, an

accumulation of toxins in the skin region,

and they said that that is not true.

Now, remember, fact check always tells you what's true

and what's false,

and they came after my page in twenty twenty-four when I started telling people

they could take a little bit of organic coconut oil or, or castor oil

with a little bit of pearl, put it on the mole,

and the mole would actually

just break apart and disintegrate.

And so the fact-checkers came out and started saying,

"You can't go around telling

people that, that there's toxins in their skin,"

because what do they wanna

do? They wanna sell people a whole bunch of

petroleum-based

chemicals to rub all over their skin so that they can keep coming back to the

professional every single time. They don't wanna tell people

that the moles are

just a buildup of toxins and can be completely removed.

That's why people are gaining them.

They're gaining them in areas that aren't exposed to the sun, which

is funny, but

because there's toxins being built up in the skin.

And that's all it is. You get all these spots.

You know, people get spots on their skin.

It's just toxins building up in there, and they have to stay there.

That's what it is. They're staying there to keep those

toxins.

And you take a little bit of pearl and a little coconut oil or castor,

you put it

right on that mole,

begins to break apart. So if it wasn't a, an accumulation

of toxins, it wouldn't break apart.

And then also they wouldn't come in with the fact check to say that the

moles aren't an accumulation of toxins. And that's the thing.

I've got fact-checked so many times.

It was the best, the one time I looked up the fact-checker.

He actually won an Emmy award for fact-checking.

An Emmy award. Imagine winning an Emmy for

fact-checking people's pages. That's the guy who fact-checked my page.

So my page has been hit so many times with that and everything else.

So it's just, it's comical how much nonsense we face.

That's what it is.