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James Hillard
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Sophie Van Eyck
I was in the same boat as you… This presentation def changed the way I handle my T!
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Vicki Hand
Same here… 24/7 for 27 years, never stopped only got louder and stayed that way, I was sure it would get even worse with time. Now I’m like, super glad I gave it a try. I can’t say it doesn’t exist anymore, but it improved like I dont know, 80-90% for sure. My hopes are back.
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Mandy Russell
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Mark Dever
Was skeptical, to say, at least. But, surprisingly, it has been working for 1.5 months now. Can’t thank you enough, this presentation was mind blowing on its own, but seeing (and not hearing, lol) the results has been wonderful, it took years and years of frustration off my shoulders 🙏.
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