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We finally understand why the wellness industry thrives on false promises — selling detoxes, miracle supplements, and quick fixes that don’t work. This video exposes the science behind wellness marketing, the psychology of health fads, and how to spot the lies before they cost you money and health.

👉 In this video:

Why “wellness” sells so well
The myths behind detoxes and supplements
How marketing exploits fear and hope
Science-based ways to protect your health




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