Some Young Living Members Gave Misleading Medical Advice, While The Company Made Millions In Sales

[@kemptonschmitz5956]

I always say that there are only 2 essential oils: motor oil and cooking oil

[@etoatoummhmm6391]

And cosmetic oils

[@Unseeable..]

Lub oil

[@Mohammad_An.20]

Yea haha

[@VeryProPlayerYesSir1122]

@@Unseeable.. Iraqi oil

[@ibrahimahmad346]

@@VeryProPlayerYesSir1122 I prefer Alaskan Oil.

[@malfaro3l]

This is yet another symptom of a society that has stopped thinking critically.

[@redman777ful]

People have always been doing this. Snake oil salesmen have always been around. Difference is now we have the information to inform ourselves that this is all a lie, but people decide not to

[@malfaro3l]

@@redman777ful And it is that choice, to ignore the information, that is the problem. At least before this, we had the excuse of ignorance, now its a problem with critical thinking.

[@malfaro3l]

@Let's Get This Over With You’re probably right. I suppose that what bothers me is that we are now at a time and place where we have the opportunity to be better, but instead we dig a hole in the ground and stick our heads in it. At least in the past, the opportunities were fewer. If I had to put a fine point to it, I think its the lost opportunities that are the most concerning to me.

[@chismanayo3792]

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[@stephjovi]

You'd think so. But some people buying their products (everyone talks about oil but they sell everything), consider themselves critical. They hear no chemicals all natural and pay 16 dollars for tooth paste

[@sc3neboi647]

Essential oils are nice products that can help with stress, skin, etc but they will not cure cancer lmao

[@artdri018]

Kindly visit online page about Aromatheraphy: AURA Beauty and Wellness - Don't Panic It's Organic

[@diananizich1917]

Belief and intentions are both very powerful things

[@KM-yr7xd]

Yep . Using brains . And how the hell company is responsible for someone who smells oregano from the bottle before reading instructions? Well , education should be on top

[@_SixthDay_]

Sadly I have family of my own falling for this.

[@lukephillips3751]

Try to help them

[@_SixthDay_]

@@lukephillips3751 Yeah they aren’t going to listen. They tried really hard to even sell it to me.

[@biomimicry6224]

same

[@ouioui107]

Oof

[@justsomeonewholiketoreply9737]

Disown them

[@maribelcortez4420]

My favorite Frankincense, Myrrh, Copaiba, lavander, Peppermint, tea tree, Oregano, Bergamot, lemon grass, Tangerine 🍊, Cedarwood, Geranium, Thieves, Digize. My business..

[@KM-yr7xd]

Stress Away , Valor -- smells good 👍

[@michellej9589]

My sister is so obsessed with this i actually feel worry and sorry for her. Her "YL activities" consumes too much of her energy, money and time.

[@christopher19843]

Also my wife. YL is really expensive.

[@michellej9589]

@@christopher19843 hope they can get out before it's too late. 😔

[@ave_skies]

Jean:i have young living essential oils me:oop my mother has 56 bottles

[@normanmbeta638]

How can I get this in Kenya

[@firefly5574]

As an open minded medical doctor I had enjoyed aromatherapy for decades and held an enduring respect for time honoured herbalists’ perspectives and different health paradigms arising amongst my own and other cultures. My parents and grandparents had engaged orthodox medical care integrated alongside Naturopathic, Herbalist, Acupuncture, and Chiropractic healthcare providers throughout my childhood- so I was indeed open minded. During medical school I undertook formal evening schooling in Naturopathic, homeopathic, herbalist and iridologist studies- but found them hard to unquestioningly accept, and seemed to be the cynic in class. I found the rigidity of thinking, the unquestioning culture, and the profoundly negative and suspicious views of orthodox medicine deal breakers for me. After two years I dropped those studies and focused on medicine, but always held a respect for people’s right to choose amongst the various healthcare paradigms. Some years back I had the opportunity to occasionally buy YL products from my lovely nearby neighbour , just for the sheer pleasure of infusing my environment with Nature’s beautiful and uplifting perfumes. Not comprehending what I was getting myself into, I joined her ‘group’ in order to buy discounted oils for myself, or as gifts for family. I found I could not bare to proselytise YL or to view my family and friends as business ‘prospects’. I could not and would not sell the products. However, I studied their massive herbal compendium, and found my capacity for study and discriminatory thinking provided a constant healthy balance to the overblown claims made by YL’s sources, or their YL information and propaganda material, or coming from contact with distributors. I had been initially surprised and enjoyed hearing of how the YL oils seemed helpful to some of their clients. BUT, over the course of a couple of years, I became increasingly uncomfortable then shocked by the bold and over confident claims and attitudes expressed by my ‘upline’ and other YL distributors. I was appalled and ultimately horrified by their increasingly vivid and personal claims of YL cures or treatment plans, made by YL distributors - usually said in the ‘quiet’ of their own or clients’ personal space. At that time I was working deeply with many patients and families facing advanced progressive illness; real people, real suffering, real end of life situations. I had always been mindful of both the successes and the limits of orthodox medicine. And whenever my patients or families involved ‘alternative’ therapies in their own care, I supported their right to choose the course of their life, including their healthcare choices. When I encountered such persistent and automatic defensiveness expressed by the distributors I encountered , when I even gently questioned their YL claims, I found this to be appalling, and in my opinion, dangerous. They saw themselves as ‘healers’, do gooders, spiritual healers, and seemed to be deeply suspicious of orthodox medicine. They applauded and amplified each others’ magical ideas and bonded over conspiracy theories. A personal experience : while being somewhat open-minded regarding YL’s claims, I did experience the raindrop technique administered by 2 enthusiastic and highly committed distributors. They started to feel like cult members to me as they expressed their beliefs during through the raindrop ‘treatment. Within 24 hrs I developed more than an initial redness; a pretty severe inflammatory reaction ( a chemical burn) with dozens of ulcerated lesions cascading along both sides of my entire spine . My ‘upline’ distributor healer’s response to me was not very kind, but also not very surprising: she responded to my situation with such positive enthusiasm and reassurance, stating the skin reaction was evidence of ‘a strong healing detoxifying reaction’. I sought medical care and my doctor was equally horrified as my chemical burns took weeks to heal, and scarring pigmentation remained for years. Some years later I was pleased to accidentally encounter YL information encouraging distributors not to claim YL cures or as medical treatment. I respect the YL quality product but I believe the people can unconsciously (or maybe even consciously) morph from enthusiastic members into being members of another western cult. A word of warning: although they may no longer publicly express their cult beliefs, these are still held, even just beneath the surface, and justify the moral drive for their business model. Be careful with YL - or indeed with any of the essential oil companies using similar business models. Our ability to question, to be conscious and aware, and to maintain the ability to discriminate, are not cynical qualities, but important for the wise care of yourself , your family, and …. Maybe even your potential clients.

[@delanaveirs3411]

What's most disturbing is Gary Young the founder who was never a medical Dr but Practiced "medicine" he also killed one of his daughters at child birth by holding her under water for an hour. Under cover Journalists sent him blood of healthy animals only for him to claim they had cancer & no recognition that it was not human blood & of course he claimed a detox program of her s would cure them. One woman who was being treated by him died in his care from liver failure even though she had a healthy liver when she started seeing him. Never mind that the oils were found to contain lead. So it's interesting to me how many people are so quick to defend this company & ones like it's outright lies.

[@draloncouch]

Americans should read more books and eat less pies, clearly.

[@laughingcorpses4463]

as someone who has a parent in young living, it’s not just americans. a large part of the world has an obesity issue, often times caused by lifestyle and because the foods we have access to. it takes a lot of time and effort to lose weight and some people doubt themselves very heavily. while I don’t personally believe in essential oils working for anything outside calming or headaches, i do appreciate the healthier lifestyle the company has brought into our lives. you are feeding into a stereotype of people.

[@rianabotha2048]

I use YL products for beauty treatments like Massage oils, calming while doing nails, or in my moisturizers. And my clients love it. But you can not advise oils for ailments.

[@wafflesthearttoad6916]

Literally! If you’re using it because it smells good, or the smell calms you, then go ahead! Putting it in food, eating it, and claiming it can cure stuff like cancer and autism though--big no no’s They do work on insects though! Ants apparently hate peppermint smells, only a few get through, and those can be deterred or killed with some soapy water.

[@lzzfxck]

I went to someone's place for one of those "Pitch Parties" for Young Living. I remember thinking it was bold as hell when the lady selling it claimed that she cured a kids asthma by putting oils on his back. The number of claims she made about Young Living products was insane. Either YL distributors are happy to push this idea or YL just doesn't care.

[@laughingcorpses4463]

Because parents think things like medication and vaccination causes their kids issues when 90% of the time it’s genetic or developed. Of course they’re happy to push the idea that THEY cured their kids, they’re the hero, not “big pharmaceutical”

[@aquilo1714]

@@laughingcorpses4463 Young Living is a company with billions of dollars in revenue; they’re in the same league as Big Pharma, and they have the same reason to practice the same deceptive and anti-consumer policies, based around deception, misinformation, and things like pyramid-schemes, and clever control of the media; people think that it’s just one or the other, when it comes to big companies like this, but the truth is, all of them are corrupt, and staffed with parasites and incompetent people; all you have to do is read the accounts of people online who use to work for Young Living, and see how they describe the managers; the managers do no work and they have absolute power and they can fire you for any reason and they promote based on whim and personal fancy and not competence, and they don’t care about any of the people occupying the lower levels, but they pretend do; and the pyramid-scheme-likeness of their business plan is proof of that; also, these oils contain hormone disruptors; they won’t tell you that, but it’s true, but they’re “natural” hormone disruptors, and so, nobody pays any attention to them, and people act like they’re safe, just because they’re “natural”; yeah, cobra-venom is natural, too; how safe is that? This company preys on people who are disillusioned with how mechanical and artificial and “anti-natural” other companies and products are becoming, and the way they do it is by offering products that are “herbal” and “natural” and going on and on about how they’re safe and aromatic and effective; but, as can be seen, the company is built on a pyramid-scheme, and a company that’s built on a pyramid-scheme can’t be trusted to properly verify the safety or efficacy of any product, even though they say they do; everything’s corrupt; everything; there’s barely any such thing as “good” or “honesty” in any multi-billion dollar industry, anywhere.

[@KKISCRAZYFUL]

Be aware of MLMs. Don't fall for them or let your friends or family go down that road.

[@BigMan-sy9ht]

Bru my family uses this for the scent and allergies, but rejecting hospital prescribed medicine it too far dude.

[@mintbot4657]

Thankfully my mom did not become a victim because I didn't put her information in.

[@alexanderfigueroa6969]

I noticed all the sh.. that they talk about YL, but what about dõTERRA essential oil, they are former employees who duplicated their oil's, but my opinion if we're going to judge one, I think they should both need to be on the same, but my opinion this is all paid by dõTerra since YL try to bring justice against them for stealing their products, lets educated each other a little more before we talk.

[@liphinlaw3850]

Generally they are the same MLM function, regardless YL or doterra. The bigger problem is, they claims their oils are authenticated made from their own plantation. Therefore the price of the oils they sell are expensive, they did claim that the effect of therapy are better than others therefore no one can replace them. Is actually not true... Expensive oil doesn’t mean must be authenticated because it can contains some special additive can make you feel better after aromatherapy .The real essential oil companies like Plant Therapy, now food they sell an EO are cheaper than this two MLM but it could deliver with the same effect of aromatherapy. However their EO more natural than those add in extra drug or addictive. Of course an EO is not a medicine that serve as cure disease purpose, is just an aromatherapy can help to boost your body immunity and cell as a method of self treatment. Most of people misunderstand about the concept of aromatherapy because they treat themselves like a doctor that’s why over describe the medical benefits on EO in social media.

[@tonergal9532]

I do Young Living and if these ladies are losing money and have thousands on their shelves that's because they chose to. I've made an amazing fall back for my family just by sharing how well the Young Living products have worked for us. These people who make these movies should consider interviewing the ones who enjoy helping people and making money doing it. Btw, 89% of the members don't do the business so making $4 is just a bonus for them. I don't know the percentage of how many people do the business but I'm one of them and I can tell you, the information about the business is incorrect. Also if my kids are sick they take medicine, young living is just a bonus to help our immune systems. No Young Living consultant I know has advised anyone to not take their medicine.

[@huanateufel8027]

We're dT, but I agree with you about all the benefits, and choices we make. Enjoy winter.

[@missm2925]

Majority of the people selling Young Living aren’t making money. And it’s not that easy to stop selling when everyone around you is encouraging you to keep going. When everyone says you’ll make six figures in just a few years Also can you give us proof that the information about the company is false? Because you can’t just say that and not give any evidence.

[@allanslist1565]

Thank you

[@shannonwanlin4287]

Profit and loss statements are public and required. You are not only delusional, but you are making money only off the backs of others and lies. Every person I know who uses these make the same medical claims...reps say it. This is an MLM and a joke. Your friends and families might be fools, but 1.5 billion dollars tells us you're a sucker. I would be embarrassed and ashamed to admit this. All MLM work the same...so, if you're making money, it's off downline, not sales. (Unless your family and friends are dumb enough to support you financially)😂😂

[@patricew.4010]

Neither of those posts claimed to keep COVID at bay, only that it should be used to help your immunity since it neutralizes bacteria.

[@marts8712]

Tea is better.

[@spacelada9900]

I don’t like how tea taste but I should try more

[@user-qd6jt9sd3h]

@@spacelada9900 there's tons of different flavor profiles, it could be fun some day to go to a hippieish tea store and have them give you some to try, I'm more of a coffee guy but some strong flavor teas can be nice also

[@henrycollins2478]

It is.

[@taekwontheo]

Tea has some health benefits but won’t cure any disease ofc

[@05str]

I just like to smell them lol 😂

[@riniwulandari6759]

To my understanding as user, these are massaging oil, relaxing odour vaporized. That is all. No more than that.

[@laughingcorpses4463]

While I really don’t agree with what’s advertised in YL, It is fair to point out that during the Black Death in Europe the plague doctors did use at the time their version of theives in their masks. However, those “doctors” also had cleaner habits. I don’t disagree that oils can calm or sooth muscle tension but anything past that isn’t going to work for anyone. The reason most people buy into this is because they’re tired of medication that makes them or their kids zombies or has negative effects, people are proud to say “I cured my kid, f* big pharma” I do agree that YL brings a healthier lifestyle with joining the company and loads of friends but most of what is being advertised is placebo.

[@fratellalaisa729]

Another MLM scams 🥲

[@DiffuserDudeAromatherapy]

As a Certified Clinical Aromatherapist, I want to applaud this video! Essential oils are wonderful for many people, but they are not a cure or magical fix for anything. Oils do not work for everyone and if you do use oils, you should go through an aromatherapist who has credentials from a reputable aromatherapy school. Please reconsider if you belong to an oily MLM.

[@whospilledmybeans]

If they advertised it as natural air freshener and didn’t lie they wouldn’t have the horrible reputation.

[@scythro7055]

OMG even if the leader is onder shadow i can see the Karen haircut 🤣🤣🤣

[@winxred12]

Starting February young living is doing some rebranding. For the better, it makes it more accessible and getting rid of ERs. Dividing members between costumers & brand ambassadors. I’m interested to see how this will affect those who are in the business aspect. I would agree with the disclaimer by young living to an extent. In general people who are passionate about E.O make the same mistakes. The PT groups I’m part of, always have post like “what oils are good for Parkinson’s and insomnia?” And some answer to an extent, I tend to direct to look into consulting a licensed aromatherapist

[@artdri018]

Kindly visit online page about Aromatheraphy: AURA Beauty and Wellness - Don't Panic It's Organic

[@shannonwanlin4287]

Still an MLM ..so that's pretty much a no

[@USA-qm2bk]

Why didn’t the members just opt out?

[@missm2925]

Because their “coworkers” swear if they spend just a bit more money they’ll become millionaires

[@VeryProPlayerYesSir1122]

@@missm2925 can they see through their bullshits?

[@winxred12]

@@missm2925 technically they only have to spend 50-100pv

[@nopenope1276]

I love the scent but using it over going to the hospital? That’s to far.

[@insane5907]

Sucks because my mom is a member of this company and any time I try to inform her about the risks and how she is being manipulated and is basically free advertisement she dismisses it and basically argues that the whole reason everyone is trying to paint young living as evil is because they are successful and trustworthy when in reality they are indeed very successful due to the simple fact that the world is so full of gullible and weak people and they are not very trustworthy and are basically manipulating 90% of their company if you are generous enough to call their members an actual part of their company even though people like my mom have made them hundreds maybe even thousands in sales and only get few dollars or a gift card for young living so the money goes right back to them.......😖 Why are so many people weak minded and gullible and it’s impossible to inform them once it’s happened

[@alejandradevela694]

I don’t know how people still gets into selling at any MLM company.

[@CassisVermillio]

I saw Robert Tisserand‘s Essential Oil Safety book + she‘s ex YL member. Character development right there.

[@DiffuserDudeAromatherapy]

I saw that too! I have that book and im SO glad that woman changed her ways. Robert Tisserand is great!

[@TheDaus84]

By far company such as Avon is helping lot of people to encourage doing sale with the good quality products compare to this Young Living, Tupperware and Herbalife

[@jewel2647]

Ok this is deep, I know a youtuber that used it on her sons. One had severe speech delay. He in non special Ed classes right now. I’m shocked because I’m in between because some people claims it works. I’m thinking about giving it a try and buy it. I probably wont

[@shannonwanlin4287]

Don't be a fool. Stop believing people online ..they lie for money. KZbinr didn't cure sh!t. Gullible

[@RadEchiZen]

The large part of this became fucked up is actually because the way how the people who sell it. Like they over claim so much this oils become a substitute to everything. I think the higher rank is especially ridiculous in oversell things. Of course, it's how they make money. After all its mlm😆😆 I would say the product itself is pretty okay to use.

[@nataliyaosadchuk9764]

So tell us how traditional medicine saved your life and pocket. While healing one “organ” totally destroying others and make you caning back to doctors offices on regular base.

[@justjencruz6254]

Indeed, 1 bottle of essential oil may cost $99 dollars and hospitalization and medicines may cost thousand of dollars 😅😅😅

[@shannonwanlin4287]

Sure, got menegitis, almost died in bed at home. Antibiotics and spinal tap for 13 days did it. Lavender just didn't seem to help😂 thieves was a no go to...shocking

[@zealjain5972]

What a scam OMG!

[@almadanlag6898]

Is FDA not biased? Imagine a pharmaceutical industry producing drugs with "harmful side effects". What's really the rationale of this? Just a thought.

[@helens4037]

This is why I never trust MLM products.....

[@qumi369]

Just dont trust any MLm-related products

[@masterimbecile]

No peewoop from Dr. Mike for this one.

[@MichaelRockfez]

I think paying for essential oils is stupid, but I’m not that trusting of Dr. Mike anymore either.

[@Himmyjewett]

@@MichaelRockfez why tho

[@nica6440]

" Not all natural are safe " people think if it's natural/pure then there should be no precautions to worry. Essential Oils has plant based chemicals which can potentially give side effects or reactions.

[@pineapplelord2422]

lmao u sure u concealed her identity?

[@si_red1376]

I use essential oils but not for any medical reason at all, I only use them to make the room smell better bruh

[@allievillesonne8089]

I bought some essential oil for much cheaper price like almost half of price of YL oil. Coffee scent is great.

[@whitb003]

Why aren’t all MLMs illegal?

[@yourlocaltoad5102]

Because they make enough money to lobby against laws that would make them illegal

[@WLHS]

found the toothpaste sold as y/l in about 2002 sold on uncle cols hemp farm canberra listed as a Australian made product by hemp farm. from there i learned toothpaste is made in USA and customised like keyrings. From there i learned of deaths of those y/l dotterra executives so hungry for *-*

[@aky19832001]

This sounds like "beachbody"

[@andyparadis342]

If someone is trying to sell you something they are lying, ignorant or exaggerating reality.

[@joesmoe6855]

Somebody needs to look into balance of nature my brother pays $50 a month it gets very upset when his order is late he is literally addicted to this s***

[@kookycoolauntkaryn5884]

He should place his order about 3 weeks before he is going to run out.. but i do feel bad for him... MLMS are the worst.

[@TheLovezoey]

To think that people need a video to tell them that an oil is not a drug.

[@minekid4624]

Ikr

[@danc101]

I think unconventional crude oil is my favourite type of oil

[@canohbeans6639]

Sounds like a pyramid scheme ngl

[@alfazmuhammedsadath3353]

Ho my GOD!!

[@cherri7206]

I never promote that it will cure, i’ve never claimed it. I don’t sell to make money, what works for me may may not work for you. The company can’t totally control what other people say all the time. I’m not in it for the money I’m in it for the benefits. I let my customers make up their own mind. And I don’t care if I make money or not!

[@shannonwanlin4287]

How do you market a small, 47$ bottle of air freshener then? Calming effects I can get for 5.00...its called fresh lavender. You really think we don't know and have not heard the sales pitch. I cleaned houses....do you know how many people put drops into water and had me clean with only that? Tons!! They got it from their reps. Water and oil cleaned nothing. Just filmy, nasty dust attractions

[@redman777ful]

Modern day snake oils salesmen.

[@annaiuga]

Garry young was like a cult lider. How can someone trust a person who performe medicin without being a doctor and who murdered his own new born child?A horrible human being!!

[@hisokamorow8388]

The Karen’s aren’t having it.

[@antonvernooy6186]

If someone says MLM to me I literally run the other way It is the worst business models ever

[@jasonvoorheeskill]

Jean sounds like someone from New York.

[@SierraRamblesALot]

I’ve used different oils to calm me down like lavender. (You can smoke many of these too btw or mix it In with ur bud) they work well but I wouldn’t be suprised if it was placebo. Please shop small for oils and shop organic

[@artdri018]

Kindly visit online page about Aromatheraphy: AURA Beauty and Wellness - Don't Panic It's Organic

[@shannonwanlin4287]

If you have fresh lavender you can smoke it, you just need to dry it first if you don't buy it in dried form. But remember, when smoking lavender, use the flower or plant form find lavender, not lavender essential oil. It's not safe to smoke or vape natural essential oils either, even natural lavender essential oils.

[@hannesH3]

Just cook in olive oil dude

[@Evanderj]

My last girlfriend’s company provided all the entertainment for YoungLiving events. At their biannual Lavender Days festival, we’d go down and watch Gary Young joust, on a horse, against another “knight” (assumedly a poor, brave employee of Gary’s) who would always take a brutal fall off his horse, in front of a big crowd at the medieval jousting arena on the YoungLiving property, as Gary smashed his lance into his chest plate. In Mr Young’s king-like regalia, it was palpable that he fancied himself a god or prophet.

[@kavitagusain320]

It’s just the networking business. It’s a web. We have to see each and every step carefully.

[@princesszvlogs2317]

The women's voice makes me scared making me remember a demonic possed sound😰

[@KM-yr7xd]

If only people could use a common sense.. Do you believe everything someone told right away ? No wonder why there is a rule to not put cats in microwave.. "Oils can heal ptsd / cancer ..." get outta town!🤥☠️

[@pandapanda4203]

girl- not the oils

[@VeryProPlayerYesSir1122]

the only type of oil worth fighting for is Iraqi oil.

[@TJWins225]

The solution is jesus not some oil

[@juju_gie]

I think essential oils can reduce stress and mild anxiety but I am pretty sure they don't cure cancer and other illnesses.

[@jcm2678]

All this because of oil?!

[@VeryProPlayerYesSir1122]

OIL

[@ProGaming-vg8dl]

Is this that karen oil i hear cause id love to destroy it

[@ivaniasmith1400]

😂😂😂...this isn't even a real news report

[@Eliksirki]

The only essential oils I buy are the ones by „Premium Nature“. I don‘t see the point in spending 20$ on an essential oil and the ones I buy are between 5-8$ and tbh they make my whole house smell amazing. Idk, spending a lot of money when you can get the same or even better quality for a much smaller price seems stupid to me 😅

[@dijanazlatunic4826]

Sorry bit you have discover more about quality of oils,you will be supraised when you discover that around you,you can find label 100% e.oil bit inside of bottle is just 5% oil 😱it sound really sh.t! So first research then decide are you still talking in this way😉 God bless

[@artdri018]

Kindly visit online page about Aromatheraphy: AURA Beauty and Wellness - Don't Panic It's Organic

[@deonthebeast2826]

THERE'S 7 OIL

[@Luckman999]

Who got the essential oil ad

[@nekadrugaja]

you didnt cover her identity at all! :-))

[@doomed.661]

common sense and just thinking, gone down the damn drain. gg

[@losperezgarcia7874]

When you buy YL oils you don’t get any information that they cure cancer or COVID or Parkinson’s. You don’t get that information from the company at all. Their website doesn’t say that either. They don’t invite you to any secret reunión where they teach you how to cure asthma or autism. 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@de2296]

I guess Young snake oils couldn't save nor cure him

[@ix_mscz]

The smell good, functionality headed out

[@avakrause281]

I own theese-

[@VeryProPlayerYesSir1122]

Can the US army liberate the oil?

[@jeremymorales7129]

Ahhh so a scam got it

[@___Cake287___]

This is for you *cough* KARENS *cough*

[@perilla54]

Snake oil 2020

[@filipecanto2327]

It's the cure for COVID 19😂

[@ivanvandivort510]

yeurs is the best part of the video

[@heyday2346]

This is Over Exaggeration!

[@jonathanjobickson9483]

It's kind of like a cult

[@julilandi4124]

So it's a pyramidal sceme

[@WLHS]

Do gary and pixie have a son?

[@corvoattano4777]

Its a cult

[@jibrilmansur1320]

Yeers isn’t a word it’s years

[@Luckman999]

Did u see Karen’s in this video more then tiktok me too weird Facebook Karen’s

[@PJ-isHere]

Maybe if you eat it.....?

[@spacelada9900]

It’s A Liquid

[@wavekiller7719]

There not recommend for consumption

[@minekid4624]

@@wavekiller7719 they’re

[@alonalantaca2831]

This business is scam

[@Justin-idiot]

Essential 🐍 oil

[@faisalabdulrazzaq8570]

Horrible accent - narrator

[@Raul-xe2yj]

Snake oil

[@suki7075]

Yers

[@fahadalenezi7722]

Americans 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@theodoreblajev7821]

oiI