Episode 5: Holistic Approach Part 1

An episode of the That Girl Named Boom podcast, hosted by J Jaudon, titled "Episode 5: Holistic Approach Part 1" was published on April 4, 2018 and runs 17 minutes.

April 4, 2018 ·17m · That Girl Named Boom

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Part 1 of my Holistic approach. I am not a doctor and I’m not an expert. I am sharing what has worked for my family and I. *error* your body has to recover by putting the good germs back in your body that the antibiotics killed. What is F.L.O.O.M: Frankincense, Lemon, Oregano, On Guard & Malaleuca. Elderberry can be found everywhere just make sure it’s authentic. The recipe for Fire Tonic can be found everywhere try Pinterest tons of examples there. Follow me on Instagram at That Girl Named Boom and on Facebook at That Girl Named Boom.

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Part 1 of my Holistic approach. I am not a doctor and I’m not an expert. I am sharing what has worked for my family and I. *error* your body has to recover by putting the good germs back in your body that the antibiotics killed. What is F.L.O.O.M: Frankincense, Lemon, Oregano, On Guard & Malaleuca. Elderberry can be found everywhere just make sure it’s authentic. The recipe for Fire Tonic can be found everywhere try Pinterest tons of examples there. Follow me on Instagram at That Girl Named Boom and on Facebook at That Girl Named Boom.

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