Dermatologists Don't Respect Gua Shua - The Issue With Fake Gua Shua & Medical Misinformation
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Күн бұрынDermatologists Don't Respect Gua Shua - The Issue With Fake Gua Shua & Medical Misinformation
0:00 MDs Don't Respect Gua Shua
1:42 Fake Gua Shua... who am I to speak about it?
2:10 How I 'know' these Doctors, Derms and Licensed Acupuncturists
3:28 My relationship with Gua Shua, Pillow Talk Derm Skincare, Sleep&Glow Pillows...
5:25 My history with FAKE Gua Shua
6:29 What is my relationship with facial puffiness and lymphatic drainage?
7:30 Let's break down this viral video
7:54 Fake Gua Shua has taken over the internet
8:20 What is true lymphatic drainage?
10:38 What is REAL Gua Shua?
11:58 What can Gua Shua do?
12:08 What Does Gua Shua mean?
13:40 The true history of Gua Shua
14:40 Western vs Eastern medicine
16:05 The Gua Sha Treatment Movie - directed by Zheng Xiaolong, 2001
16:55 Medicine in ancient history
17:38 Western MD Doctors and Derms Vs Traditional Chinese Medical Practitioners
24:19 Financial incentive or bias?
25:59 The comments section
29:32 Are any of these medical claims?
31:28 What makes a good source or study?
32:43 Does Gua Shua cure Hepatitis B?
33:11 What is Hepatitis B?
37:40 The Study of Gua Shua inducing hepatoprotection in chronic active Hepatitis B
40:27 The 2nd study...
43:55 The Placebo effect
45:00 Who cares if Gua Shua works for Hepatitis B?
48:20 So does Gua Shua work?
49:05 How medical studies are funded
52:16 Gua Shua helping with inflammation after vaccines in mice
55:53 Nuance in Gua Shua and medical care
58:21 How medical misinformation does spread
59:34 What I'll be doing from here on out...
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Case Study on Gua Shua helping Hepatitis B pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21616... Chan, Suk-tak et al. “Guasha-induced hepatoprotection in chronic active hepatitis B: a case study.” Clinica chimica acta; international journal of clinical chemistry vol. 412,17-18 (2011): 1686-8. doi:10.1016/j.cca.2011.05.009
Medical Study that challenged it pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23577... Chan, Suk-tak et al. “Does guasha offer hepatoprotective effect to chronic inactive hepatitis B carriers? A built-in design to control subject expectation.” Journal of alternative and complementary medicine (New York, N.Y.) vol. 19,9 (2013): 772-6. doi:10.1089/acm.2012.0186
Medical Study on inflammation and gua shua after vaccination www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/arti... Chen, Tingting et al. “Gua Sha, a press-stroke treatment of the skin, boosts the immune response to intradermal vaccination.” PeerJ vol. 4 e2451. 14 Sep. 2016, doi:10.7717/peerj.2451
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@CassandraBankson 6 ай бұрын
*I can't believe it took me THIS MANY YEARS to learn about the difference between FAKE and REAL Gua Shua.* What are your thoughts on all of this? Please make sure to check out Dr Idriss's Channel here: www.youtube.com/@pillowtalkderm Check Out Dr Dray's Channel here: www.youtube.com/@DrDrayzday Check Out Sandra Lanshin Chiu, L.Ac.'s Channel Here: www.youtube.com/@Lanshin Check out Sandra's Lanshin Gua Shua Tools: lanshin.com/ Check out Dr Idriss's PillowTalkDerm Skincare Depuffer pillowtalkderm.com/products/the-depuffer-arnica-roll-on-serum If you'd like to read the studies and look into them further, please check them out here: Case Study on Gua Shua helping Hepatitis B pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21616064/ Chan, Suk-tak et al. “Guasha-induced hepatoprotection in chronic active hepatitis B: a case study.” Clinica chimica acta; international journal of clinical chemistry vol. 412,17-18 (2011): 1686-8. doi:10.1016/j.cca.2011.05.009 Medical Study that challenged it pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23577623/ Chan, Suk-tak et al. “Does guasha offer hepatoprotective effect to chronic inactive hepatitis B carriers? A built-in design to control subject expectation.” Journal of alternative and complementary medicine (New York, N.Y.) vol. 19,9 (2013): 772-6. doi:10.1089/acm.2012.0186 Medical Study on inflammation and gua shua after vaccination www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5028785/ Chen, Tingting et al. “Gua Sha, a press-stroke treatment of the skin, boosts the immune response to intradermal vaccination.” PeerJ vol. 4 e2451. 14 Sep. 2016, doi:10.7717/peerj.2451 ☕ Oh and the heated mug that kept my coffee warm this ENTIRE hour haha: amzn.to/47zawE2 ☕
@guillermaroyenko2974 6 ай бұрын
Love that you reference different sources!! Keep it up
@mariaignacialeonor 6 ай бұрын
👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻great topic!!
@ThyCatalystRave.z 6 ай бұрын
I adore Dr. Idriss!
@YoungLakesMischa 6 ай бұрын
My physical therapist taught me how to Gua Shua my neck, shoulders, amrs, and hips for injuries I've had over the years. She said I could use a metal utensil with a soft edge. It is easy to do, but you do need to learn about it. I love real Gua Shua.
@rachelmetherell172 6 ай бұрын
I loved this video. Super informative, fun and held my attention. I did know about the difference between the tool and the practice. But still love both. Also omg! I can't belive she tried to stir her second cup of coffee with a gua sha 😅
@takeyourheart3030 6 ай бұрын
The way Sandra called out the two derms for promoting products they believe in while she herself sells Gua Sha products is so hypocritical and inappropriate to me. I’m really glad you pointed that out because it immediately did not sit well with me.
@sheluvssmokedupeyes1 6 ай бұрын
Because a lot of doctors have an agenda, Cassandra doesn’t have an agenda besides selling skin care products and what she uses probably worked for her doctors have an agenda and this is what I’m saying they don’t agree with natural stuff because they’re talk to their talk to you by their medical teachers, because the FDA does not approve natural productsGausha has been around for thousands of years
@vanessaborges3395 6 ай бұрын
I got it, but the way doctors from the USA and Western Europe usually disregard knowledge from other parts of the world is annoying and arrogant. The two MDs could have simply said "I don't know how to use this, I have no knowledge of techniques outside of traditional medicine, but be careful with beauty treatments that go viral on Tik Tok".
@i.shuuya3231 6 ай бұрын
@@vanessaborges3395It's almost like there are historical records of certain Empires either obliterating certain cultures or severely limiting the way they can express their customs (ethnocide).
@amesblitz339 6 ай бұрын
Yes, but a brand deal is different than it being part of your profession, especially when said profession is part of TCM.
@sage6861 6 ай бұрын
@@i.shuuya3231 You're going need to specify which empire in this case. Are you refering to a European empire like the British or the French? Or do you mean the Qing Empire? Or The Japanese Empire? All of them are guilty of ethnocide and all of them colonised East Asia.
@austinmckeen9910 6 ай бұрын
Well, let's be clear, she stated it can "HEAL" not "help" those are two different words and mean very different things. So her claiming "it can heal" is a very dangerous claim without backing behind it. So, Sandra really shouldn't have said that.
@GracielaDixon 6 ай бұрын
that's exactly were she lost me... I get pointing out the hypocrisy and conflict of interest, but if you're calling out doctors you better be careful with what you say too (specially if you're gonna sell a tool too).
@AlexisBKenn 6 ай бұрын
Yes at 1:05 is where the “Heal disease” claim is made- not help. That’s def what she SHOULD have said there though! 😮
@diane_5789 6 ай бұрын
YES, she did not say "it can help" I thought I was hearing things
@DominosAndHearts 6 ай бұрын
This exactly
@AnotherWorld_DeepRest 2 ай бұрын
Gua Sha does heal some diseases. HOWEVER! It HAS to be done correctly. Method of applying this technique is very very crucial. 😂 Not every acupuncturist is an expert in Gua Sha. 😭
@sideeyebs 6 ай бұрын
I've been following you for a while Cassandra, and this is the first time I decided to leave a comment. Thank you thank you and thank you for being so open and transparent on what has been going on with you! As someone who struggles with chronic depression, I don't talk to people about how low I could get emotionally. somehow, that incapability of getting out of bed during low times to get stuff done but just crying and using sleep as a coping mechanism makes me feel ashamed. It brought so much relief to hear someone else is going through the same thing. Not only that, but your unapologetic and natural delivery also helps me feel more at ease with myself.
@emmalarsson8291 6 ай бұрын
This. I agree with all you said and I am currently in bed almost all of the time, trying to cope. We are not the only ones, even though I often feel very lonely. Take care ❤
@YOUAreTheSecretToLife 6 ай бұрын
So much this!!!!! All the freaking way!!! That's what this video meant for me too! ❤ Not getting out of bed, not being capable of brushing your own teeth, etc. is so highly stigmatized, even by those of us experiencing it. We need millions more Cassandra's. She's a hero in my eyes. Let's get behind honestly, transparency, and natural talks about the very real things a lot of people go through on a daily basis. ❤
@cozycoffee3831 6 ай бұрын
Cassandra is a man who is uncomfortable in his own skin, which is most likely the reason for his struggles. I hate that people are suffering in such a way. Inversions of all types (good is bad, bad is good, light is darkness, darkness is light, etc., etc., etc.) are very popular in satanism, and people who practice gender inversion are known as baphomets. The baphomet is a satanic thing, so naturally, it's not good. Satanists in the past and to this day, also love to create chimeras, combinations of animals such as cats and mice. They do this because such a being is naturally, constantly, 24/7/365 tormented by their dual and conflicting nature. Does the cat-mouse know to run away from other cats for dear life? Does the cat-mouse know to dig tunnels in the ground as shelter? Its brain must constantly navigate such impossible conflicts and frustrations. It may super, super want to pounce on another mouse, but cannot kill the other mouse because it's too mouse-like and not cat-like. And the other mice might gang up and kill the cat-mouse, for being a violent murderer. The chimera cannot ever be happy. But satanists love chimeras, because they can be enslaved with incentives and addictions which muffle their constant pain. And satanists love slaves because they're sadistic, and also because they need new recruits to do evil in the world. They cannot reproduce themselves successfully because, for one, they inbreed themselves to extinction, plus they're mostly gay and so do not reproduce, plus, they also love to kill off their own children as offerings to satan. Hence why they need new recruits, which they find readily in chimeras. Chimeras are real, just look at the fish-tomato. If they can combine plant and animal, then of course they can combine animal and animal. But, chimeras have to be created in the lab, and they then need to be hidden, so that we don't see the grotesque monsters. But, satanists, having planned to take over global policy for at least the past 5,000 years, have corrupted things to the level that they can put chemical in the environment and foods which interfere with hormones, and which cause men to grow breasts, etc. Additionally, they put the DNA of other people (and other animals) in childhood vaccinations, which means that everyone receiving childhood vaccinations is affected by the gender of the foreign DNA. A bell curve shows the distribution of the opposite gender interference. Some people at the extremes received a lot or a little of the gender interference DNA, but most received a medium amount. The people receiving the most gender interference are obviously the most negatively effected, and are suffering the most. Then the satanists came at the children by teaching them how to do anal sx at very young ages and also while they're impressionable, the schools came at the children with offering them a choice as to what gender they were, and vowing to give them extra positive attention and incentives if they chose the wrong gender. The schools have also made books available to the kids showing, teaching, and encouraging child rape by pedophiles. The schools are grooming the kids for their own destruction. Many children in these schools are suicidal, and that is sad evidence of their abuse. I am disgusted by all of this a lot, and am sharing it to show how truly vicious the satanists really are. (They are also known as the Khazarian mafia). So, yes, baphomets are being actively created. Worst of all, very sick forms of child abuse are contrived to make a person so abjectly terrified of being natural in their own gender, that they develop an alternate personality to make them feel safe. That's a heavy topic, but it's a practice which is perfected and streamlined. It's no understatement to say how serious that satanists are in destroying humanity bit by bit by bit until an avalanche of dysfunction ensues. Anyway, truth is medicine, even if it's a bitter pill to swallow. I don't know if Cassandra can get help, but let's hope that he gets it and never has to cringe at himself again, let's hope that he discovers who he is, because we know he will be happy and amazing when he does, and everyone deserves to be their authentic selves, which is medicine of itself, always.
@sakurabunnn_ 5 ай бұрын
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@michilo200 6 ай бұрын
I did my bachelor's in biomedical sciences in Hong Kong, and my old university also offers a bachelor in Chinese medicine programme that spans 6 and a half years. During the first 4 and a half pre-clinical years students are required to take courses together with the rest of the medicine faculty on basic medical and life science on top of their studies on Chinese medical concepts and theories. These courses include courses on public health, medical biochemistry, anatomy, etc (anatomy is especially emphasised as acupuncture is a huge part of TCM). So all in all it's a rigorous program that is very well respected in Hong Kong. Growing up in Hong Kong, a city which is considered by many to be bridging the gap between the Eastern and Western world, has also been really interesting. Growing up it was very common for family/friends to turn to Chinese medicine to treat medical ailments like acne, or if they were frequently getting sick with the flu. They would always be prescribed a concoction of herbs by Chinese medicine doctors and given an extensive list of foods and drinks to avoid like the plague. There was also a feeling that Western medicine is something you generally turn to when Chinese medicine is not working for you. Growing up I hated the restrictive diets I had to follow every time after a Chinese medicine visit, and since it's a more holistic approach to fixing the problem I also didn't like not seeing immediate results, especially in contrast to instances where I would go to a Western doctor and my medical issues would be solved almost overnight. Now that I'm older I can definitely appreciate Chinese medicine a lot more. I also think there's an inherent bias such that everything that ends up "proven" by scientific and peer reviewed studies automatically enters the realm of modern medicine, and often we're left with a fancy scientific name while thousands of years of culture and history behind some these treatments are forgotten. We often forget the contributions of ancient knowledge from other parts of the world to Western medicine because once these treatments are "proven" to work they are by default entered into the knowledge bank of modern and thereby "Western" medicine. I hope this offers an interesting perspective :) all in all I'm really happy you made this video and it is a very interesting discussion to be had for sure. I love your videos and please keep doing what you do! Sending love
@CM-hk8so 6 ай бұрын
But there is validity and importance in having studies to back something up. Even though something is ancient or traditional doesn't mean its good for everyone, most effective, etc. For example, leeching or bloodletting, not taking baths, peeing on wheat to determine if our pregnant, etc. There is a lot of traditional medicine that is also harmful. I believe that there are traditional medicines or holistic treatments that work. But studies need to be performed to determine how effective they truly are and for whom, when, how much, if people are getting better because of the placebo affect, etc. Studies also give the user power. Instead of blindly following someone who says they are an expert or know what they are doing, they can review the study themselves. They can trust that someone isn't bamboozling them because a treatment has been proven to work.
@purnimamahesh9007 6 ай бұрын
I love this comment so much
@samanthaabreu782 6 ай бұрын
@@CM-hk8so Yes, there is, but this should be seen very carefully as well, because a biased researcher can make a biased study as well, we see a lot of I would say "interesting" studies out there, "proven" by science nowadays became more a call for authority than a real interest of understanding, so everything should be taken with a grain of salt
@msk-qp6fn 6 ай бұрын
@@CM-hk8so If you think about it, studies and research is basically collecting statistical data in a very controlled setting. If something was done for thousands of years, heck even for hundreds, it probably has all that necessary statistical data. Perhaps the tools used was not as sophisticated as modern western medicine, but still, them data was here. Sadly a lot of them were lost via colonization, war, westernization, whatnot.
@CM-hk8so 6 ай бұрын
I don't know if a grain of salt is the correct way, but the studies should be scrutinized for efficiency.@@samanthaabreu782
@asnyd4 6 ай бұрын
“Omg I can’t believe she did 🤯”-My first gua sha experience was from my Physical Therapist when I damaged my knee. It was used to break up the messed up tissue and help restore normal movement (coupled with traditional exercises and mechanical manipulation of course) I think it helped to combat the inflammation and she taught me how to use the tool properly so I can do it at home. Btw I think this was a very thoughtful and fair examination of the spicy content. Sending hugs and kind thoughts your way as you continue to process and try to take care of yourself. 💜
@sansajune8004 6 ай бұрын
That was definitely a medical claim! Sandra lost me when she claimed it does anything to treat Hepatitis B, a difficult disease that literally does not have a cure. She shouldn't have said that at all
@southerncharmcreative 6 ай бұрын
Yea she lost my vote the second those words came out of her mouth. You don’t even have to be a dr to know that- a two second google search would yield the same answer from multiple authoritative sources- you can treat it, but you’re not curing/healing chronic hep b 🙄
@AFndjdj7373 6 ай бұрын
Hep B isn’t a difficult disease and it does have a cure lol Almost 100% of people infected clear the virus without a problem And there are a ton of antiviral drugs for people who develop chronic hep B
@cozycoffee3831 6 ай бұрын
Anything, literally anything treats hepatitis B. And anything treats anything. A treatment is blowing air at a tree-trunk (the tree-trunk is being treated with the wind), or a treatment is drinking coffee when you wake up, etc. If you have hepatitis B and you eat processed food, then you are treating your hepatitis B with processed food. If you eat healthy, then you are treating your hepatitis B with healthy food. If you treat a sports injury with heat, then you are treating it with heat. If you treat a sports injury with ice, then you are treating it with ice. So, of course, gua sha treats hepatitis B, as it improves lymph drainage, which is important in the case of people with hepatitis B, due to their compromised liver function.
@xenondoro8573 6 ай бұрын
@@WhisprStudios She said it heals diseases, like hepatitis. That's a ridiculous claim and instantly kills all credibility.
@DominosAndHearts 6 ай бұрын
This exactly
@Laura-ln3or 6 ай бұрын
Ok so here is my opinion 1. Sandra also promotes her own gua shas, but somehow for her it is ok to sell and make money while for the dermatologist it is not. 2. If she is saying that gua sha is so helpful in curing things, we are still talking about gua shas that are used by the wider public and how they are going to use it. They will not scrape the face until it is bruised. 3. It is like a med. esth. says how great microneedeling is (knowing well that the doctors are talking about at home use tools), and not acknowledging the fact that the big majority of users at home are not going to be able to use the device the same way a professional can
@FragranceEuphoria 6 ай бұрын
Agreed, I would never scrape my face until it was bruised or even scrape my face in general. There's no way scraping your face until it bruises could be good for you.
@20thcenturyrelic 6 ай бұрын
@@FragranceEuphoria Why can't I like this 1,000 times???!!!
@sheluvssmokedupeyes1 6 ай бұрын
OK this is what I have a problem with the western world. The confidence that is built in doctors and I will say this because I know what doctors are designed to do and what they do anything natural they’re going to discredit and the reason why is because they are paid off they get kickbacks from pharmaceutical pharmaceutical companies, all upwards of $20,000-$25,000. I do not know if the price has gone up but it’s to recommend drugs to you to recommend skin care treatments to you.
@gennafer 6 ай бұрын
@@FragranceEuphoria Meanwhile poking your face full of holes with micro-needling is good? People do a lot of crazy stuff to their face already for the sake of good skin or whatever so let's be fair across the board.
@Zelda00Gamer 6 ай бұрын
Real Gua sha doesn’t scrape the face til it’s bruised. It’s generally the body. If you’ve ever watched gua sha ASMR that comes out of Asia you’ll see they are EXCEPTIONALLY gentle on the face. No face bruising.
@thistlecreek1 6 ай бұрын
Not done with the video yet, I just want to say, I'm so sorry this year has been so rough on you. I can empathize on the struggle to do skincare when you are struggling. It's good to see you making a video and sharing that you have struggled, it allows us to send you love, good juju, prayers, etc. 💛
@annzhang8009 6 ай бұрын
You’re AMAZING!!! I’m Chinese and grew up in the states. There’s just so much stigma and misinformation about Eastern medicine. I honestly think Eastern and Western medicine work best together. Our family uses a lot of Eastern medicine measures to prevent illness, but goes to Western medicine doctors for treatment of illness. I don’t think they clash and actually works best together. When we get a cold, we take both cold medicine and do guasha at home. It helps speed up the recovery. I love the fact that you pointed out that not being able to find studies in English doesn’t mean it’s not effective, it just means there’s not enough studies done in the West towards these ancient Chinese practices that’s been passed down for centuries. Thank you for calling out all the misinformation that gets bounced around on the internet! Thank you so promoting the discussion rather than bashing on specific people. This is why we love you!!! You’re truly amazing and I wish the internet had more people like you!!! ❤❤❤
@Beajacks Ай бұрын
@annzhang8009 I absolutely agree that Eastern and Western work best together. I think Western medicine is concentrating on fixing the symptoms with drugs or operations not trying to find the causal issue which is often inflammation caused by our modern way of life, Chinese is more focused on well being and keeping healthy and balanced in the first place.
@Zhenevjev 6 ай бұрын
I've been using the fake gua sha rock for around 2 months, i don't care what no one says, my face does look better. It is less puffy, more plump, slightly more lifted, some lines do appear lighter and overall my face looks like there is more life in it. It is also my personal 20 minutes of self care and skincare, and it greatly helps me keeping up with my overall routine, since I do enjoy all sorts of massages, so i do enjoy my time in morning and evening. Yeah, i get that you can do this kind of massage with anything around your house and that the stone is not some kind of magic but stone is much more practical than, i dont know, a spoon. I am really not interested in surgery, botox, fillers and do not have, nor do i want, to spend tons of money on overly expensive treatments for my skin. If I can do it at home and it does offer some benefits, it is good enough for me. I do think many of the dermatologists have an financial incentive to dismiss certain practices.
@luna-iw3yf 6 ай бұрын
Cassandra, this is by far the most well-informed, open-minded, and intellectually stimulating video I have watched in a while. It is so necessary to start discussions like this, especially in a world where everyone is so quick to argue and shut down. Take care of yourself and I hope you are doing well after such a hard year!!!❤😻
@liukifi99 6 ай бұрын
Honestly, you have no idea how happy you make me by making this videos that a lot of people might watch just for learning a bit more about skincare but end up learning about the problems in science!!!
@gaylejideofor6198 6 ай бұрын
I totally agree. Cassandra has shown us how we should be examining, what we participate in and have knowledge of function and ability /skills and tools so that we can obtain the best proposed results and be one of the beneficiaries of any practice, if that be product or procedure.
@shahiskandar8717 6 ай бұрын
I think the key takeaway here is the cultural differences. This reminds me of a Netflix movie, 'Mrs. Chatterjee vs Norway.' In the film, her son was taken away from her because social services deemed her unfit to be a mother. This judgment was based on cultural practices, such as feeding her son with her hands, which might be uncomfortable for Western people. It seems that when something is perceived as different in the West, suddenly our remedies, treatment, or way of life are labeled as barbaric.
@lolwhat2628 6 ай бұрын
Loved that movie!! So sad that it was a real story and so many similar stories also exist 😢
@sheluvssmokedupeyes1 6 ай бұрын
No, it’s literally about money. It’s literally about doctors making money because a lot of the agencies that run doctors they would rather have them use drugs and medical treatments to do things because they can’t make money off of something natural.
@sanskritibarman4928 6 ай бұрын
Yes but except the fact that that's where science comes and a lot of studies have shown that children in a supremely hygienic and protected environment are more likely to develop allergies. So anything being handfed should not actually be frowned upon. Doctors would side with it, as a mother's microbiome is on full exposure for the kid to be able to prevent hyperactivity of immune system each time it is met with something foreign. So as long as the mother feeding the kid has a clean hand there is absolutely no problem. In this case too we need more scientific data on Gua sha to actually support it's extraordinary claims. Ayurvedic medicine has been in practice for years in India but now that people are using more of these herbs that were not properly researched, a prominent doctor/researcher found hepatotoxic nature of these "medicinal herbs" when used in concentrated levels to an extent that patients were developing non-alcoholic fatty liver. I'm not saying all eastern medicine practices should be discarded, but they should be welcomed with equal amount of skepticism as to when formulating Western drugs or medical practices are withheld to qualify through standards of safety and effectiveness.
@lucakat9262 6 ай бұрын
@@sheluvssmokedupeyes1 so true! I have found out the hard way and through experience that the pharmaceutical companies prefer us to be sick more often than not because they are making so much money off of the drugs they are selling and the doctors get kick backs by these companies as well. It's a shame but there are a lot of prescription drugs that are recommended and taken when they are not really necessary. Sure there are some we need. But some things can be taken care of with changes in the diet and by using natural medicines for it instead of some of the dangerous chemicals that are in some drugs. However, pharmaceuticals have become so normalized that everyone takes them and they don't question them enough. All I can say is: please pay attention to all side effects of pharmaceuticals and check online and see if the drug being prescribed to you has any legal lawsuits against it. Be careful out there.🤫
@amazingme88 6 ай бұрын
The way this video was put together with the homework that was done behind it, truly impressive Cass 🎉❤👍 GREAT JOB!
@maggietanko6495 6 ай бұрын
Cassandra, thank you so much for such a great in-depth video! I could listen to you for hours, and appreciate you taking time to create such high quality content 😇 Much love and less tears in 2024 ❤
@caitlinsumm140 6 ай бұрын
Thank you for taking the time to have this nuanced conversation! We all need more of this in our circles. 👌🏻
@timmyecarter3449 6 ай бұрын
😮omg, i cant believe grown women still bring others down. thank you for lifting the convo back up to reason and respect😊
@vanessaborges3395 6 ай бұрын
I got it and I agree with you, but the way doctors from the USA and Western Europe usually disregard knowledge from other parts of the world is annoying and arrogant. The two MDs could have simply said "I don't know how to use this, I have no knowledge of techniques outside of traditional medicine, but be careful with beauty treatments that go viral on Tik Tok".
@iwillstom 6 ай бұрын
Adults have different views and disagreements, regardless of sex. If I think someone’s methods or opinions are wrong, I’m not going to keep quiet just because that person is a woman. No one should.
@lauren8627 6 ай бұрын
It's because they are sick of misinformation. Doctors are great at being brutal. It's their training culture. I always have time to listen to both sides. The problem is that if something isn't a drug it's really hard to get proper studies. Especially physical massage/lymphatic drainage/fascia manipulation - the compliance is difficult.
@DanielleBabyBliss 3 ай бұрын
@@lauren8627They refuse to believe there is a chance their degree that cost them their sanity is not 100 prescient bullet proof. When Infact even they can be misinformed. Personally I have seen the blonde dr in a lot of shorts and her energy is very know it all and I can’t listen to her speak and always swipe because she just seems so arrogant
@simomis4 2 ай бұрын
@@DanielleBabyBlissshe’s arrogant because she can afford to be that. She has studied 10 years. If you don’t stand people that know things, go to the guasha woman and don’t be so delusional. Gosh so demented.
@moonshineaudios5740 6 ай бұрын
And thank you for speaking about your struggles. It may be dark, but it genuinely helps others be more open about their own issues and pains, hopefully making “taboo” situations more desensitised to speaking about in the public.
@scrappybastard 6 ай бұрын
Hi, I just wanted to say that whatever you're going through, I'm so sorry that it's causing you so much pain in your everyday life. I just found your channel and I think you make great, relevant, educational content that is well-informed and well-sourced. As someone who also has depression, I'm very proud of you for being so vulnerable about your journey. Thanks for choosing to get out of bed and making such fantastic content, I hope you feel better soon.
@metafit123 6 ай бұрын
I'm so sorry to hear about your hard times! Please know that so many of us appreciate and care about you
@user-bt8is9mj3l 6 ай бұрын
as someone with her own emotional and mental illnesses...i hope you're ok and are seeking the proper help that will work for you. Best of luck to you in your journey. You are beautiful and matter very much. I'm a new subscriber but i fell down a rabbit hole of your videos. I appreciate your well informed videos for both the information and the way you deliver it. I love your honesty. Thanks for being you!
@marianamolina6935 6 ай бұрын
Thank you Cassandra! The information you are sharing and the way you are doing it is awesome!
@KarenO923 6 ай бұрын
So very interesting…Thank you for the info Cassandra, you’re the best !
@Rosiew86 6 ай бұрын
This is such a well thought out and informative video, thank you x
@user-rj2qr8sp4s 6 ай бұрын
Wishing you a great new year with an abundance of happiness and less tears. Thank you for all the knowledge you share and your sunny personality. I have learned so much and I love listening to you while I work. You are a beautiful butterfly yourself and try to embrace that this year! ((Hugs))
@jennaloesch 6 ай бұрын
I would love more videos like this!! I love learning. 🥰
@ari_doll_ 6 ай бұрын
Thank you bc I was definitely thinking there were some bogus claims. There's a girl on TikTok that very obviously got a face lift and jaw line surgery but she's claiming it was all gua shua!
@jetdsf 6 ай бұрын
OMG I can't believe she did...this is the first video of yours I've seen and I made it to the end! I've been interested in doing gua sha and facial massage for anti-aging. I grew up with my mom doing gua sha on my neck when I had a cold (she said it brought out the toxins etc) and I"ve gone to an acupucnturist on/off for a few decades so I do know a lot (but not everything of course because there is always more to learn - about everything) about TCM. I'm a semi-retired massage therapist/bodyworker so I've learned some stuff about gua sha from colleagues (acupuncturists) at a clinic I worked at for several years. Anyhow, I've subscribed to your channel!
@mikeystark8015 5 ай бұрын
you're incredible i hope you find rest soon!! Sorry its been so rough
@timmyecarter3449 6 ай бұрын
Yes!!!! Thank you for being a voice of reason!!!😊❤️
@stillwithyou7072 6 ай бұрын
This is so interesting. Thank you for the informative discussion and an opportunity to learn something new.
@MsGoGoB 5 ай бұрын
Oh my god I can’t believe she did 🎉!!! Thank you so much as always for your informative videos! There are very few people I rely on for skincare and make up information but you are (to me) one of the best sources and provide some excellent unbiased content! Now to apply more sunscreen, drink more water and go about my day!
@clauddiamartinez9411 6 ай бұрын
Loved this video Cassandra!! I wonder if the Jade roller technique is another misunderstood technique! ❤
@pulpostr123 4 ай бұрын
I love you cass, I'm sorry the year has been so hard, thank you for your videos
@skydelight 6 ай бұрын
4:40 thank you for sharing small details like that; you may not know how much someone needs to know that they’re not alone in the way they feel and the fallout and outcome from that.
@gaylejideofor6198 6 ай бұрын
let me thank you as a professional and community leader; you have done the work of a true research assistant. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Not many consumers educate themselves before practice. As a public speaker in more than one field, preparation before practice/performance is a great determinant of the results. Proper Preparation Prevents Poor Performance. Bravo for doing all the heavy lifting, preparing a clearly classified breakdown. I know this was weeks of work and hours of pre-production editing for only minutes before someones view. but Thank You this was really rich, rewarding and worth the time to watch to the end. God bless your future work. GG from MN.
@sabrinas3658 6 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for this video! I wish other people would have a view on complicated topics like you - which is differentiated and fair. Much love from Germany ❣️
@juliahimelick2710 6 ай бұрын
Cassandra, this video is great. You are a wonderful educator. I'm glad that you spoke of the various studies so that accurate claims can be made. There is so much misinformation out there and you help others understand that research is a vital component in making claims. I have not heard of Gua Shua, however I do practice lymphatic drainage without tools, maybe more harshly than necessary. Thank you for informing all of us of this ancient practice. I appreciate all of the research you do to make all of us better informed. Thank you for citing sources and being a champion for vegan and cruelty-free products. You are incredibly informative and help us make our own decisions about the skin care products we use. It is greatly appreciated.
@user-hd7ht9yf2q Ай бұрын
OMG 😂 I just discovered your channel a couple days ago and have been binge watch since. I love your energy and the info too of course.
@AshFaye 5 ай бұрын
This was actually really informative and interesting to listen to. As a previous massage therapist, I always cringe when people bring up lymph drainage because no one is ever really taught how to do it properly and always uses too much pressure. Like you mentioned, it's a very light brushing and barely any pressure at all. It was also really interesting to learn more about Gua Sha since I was taught very minimal in school.
@ashleyloren6159 4 ай бұрын
I love your honesty in this ❤ I feel you ♥️
@triple7s468 6 ай бұрын
I don't follow many people, but I watch you regularly because of your unbiased, educational content. Your straightforward approach is super refreshing and genuine. I'm in awe of your expertise and determination to pass along the most sincere information. Thank you. ❤
@haileybischoff5943 6 ай бұрын
This was super thoughtful and informative.
@laramma9720 6 ай бұрын
always super informative!!! 👏👏👏
@jaykaihealthlifestyle2409 6 ай бұрын
Oh my gosh, I can’t believe she did 🐶 great video! How is the Depuffer always sold out 😞 can’t wait for your take on it as I’ve been wanting to try it out too
@kyrar.j.4856 6 ай бұрын
Oh my god, I can't believe she did Thank you for another interesting and educational video Cass Cass, but I do want to join a couple other comments in mentioning that Sandra did say "heal" and not "help" hepatitis b, which is a medical claim unfortunately, and, as you wonderfully explained, an unfounded claim at that.
@irmaradinson2320 4 ай бұрын
Love my Gua Sha treatment. Great tutorial! Love your earring where I can get those ? I know not related to your topic.😊
@americandream2543 6 ай бұрын
This is one of your best videos. Good job
@thefoamcollective1308 6 ай бұрын
I kove that yohre addressing this and encouraging education. Thank you!
@lindajenkins8953 6 ай бұрын
Oh my gosh I can’t believe my Gua Shua stone isn’t real🤫. Very informative, great video!
@jean-lucleblanc5825 6 ай бұрын
I appreciate the succinct explanation of the situation. Interesting!
@nazpax4283 6 ай бұрын
I struggle with severe muscle tightness and pain. I was enrolling in a beauty school in Thailand and I’ve had one of the fellow masseuse there do the Guasha scraping on my shoulders and back. You can see the lines of redness and bruises wherever they were scraping.
@amesblitz339 6 ай бұрын
Did it help with your muscle problems? If so, was it worth the discomfort and would you do it again?
@zuzuruz6333 6 ай бұрын
OMG I cannot believe she did that! (Love you Cass and sending one big hug and lots of strength to you
@ericatorrez4122 6 ай бұрын
OMG I can't believe she did. 😂 For a video that was over an hour, that flew by. Great content, and I am so glad that I found your channel!
@Kaltelua 6 ай бұрын
Don't know what's going on in your life, but hope you can feel better later! You are amazing and hope the best for you wellbeing. Sending you lots of hugs and good energy! 🥰❤️
@anastashasullivan3254 6 ай бұрын
So so helpful!! Thanks !
@raekess 2 ай бұрын
Girl. Wow. This video. You took great pains to be informed, fair-minded, honest, and to share what you learned in a clear manner. I so much appreciate your time and integrity, especially while you are dealing with your things. Thank you for sharing your struggles with the rest of us. It's so difficult to be vulnerable, especially while the stigmas around depression are still so rampant.
@user_justsomeone 6 ай бұрын
Amazing video! As always you put work on it❤ but I also i want to say that I don't know with what you have to deal with but I wish you the best because you are human like anybody else and you deserve to be happy and healthy!
@mv5485 6 ай бұрын
Super love the video! Not sure if a clip repeated or if my phone glitched lol
@mcstevieboy 6 ай бұрын
i appreciate that you call out that the medical studies are based off of financial incentives and not on actual want to help. they *are* only doing the studies that they'll make money off of and it sucks.
@joshlum8291 6 ай бұрын
I appreciate the existence of this video. Growing up in a Chinese household, my parents would often request me to perform guasha on their backs using some sort of medicated oil, believed to have properties that help 'dispel wind' within your body. I would exercise caution and avoid using it on the face, as it might not be suitable for that purpose.
@ThyCatalystRave.z 6 ай бұрын
Okay, the problem here is that the study, "discounting" Gua Sha's benefits, only did the Gua Sha routine ONCE on their patients. It is literally supposed to be repeated for days before the effects become apparent. Any procedure as such should be repeated in testing, like what? I don't think that study should be taken seriously. You CANNOT only so something once, and make claims on it. I do agree that Sandra putting it out as a cure wasn't right, because that is most likely not true.. but the study you site doesn't have nearly enough actual evidence imo, as they only adminstered the Gua Sha one time, which goes against the principles of the method itself to begin with.
@CassandraBankson 6 ай бұрын
Such a great point! We also don’t know if the second study did gua shua in the traditional manner that it was intended, or in the more western manner that is closer to lymphatic drainage
@ThyCatalystRave.z 6 ай бұрын
I was really surprised to find that out! That the typical, toothcomb shaped stones were not being used correctly. A few insta's I've been following lately genuinely seemed to frame it that way. Now, I'm gunna have to go and do a deep dive through my timeline! Love the video's you have been coming up with lately, go you! 🤩@@CassandraBankson
@sarahrosen4985 6 ай бұрын
Imagine giving a single antibiotic pill and declaring that antibiotics clearly don’t work because you still had strep throat 4 hours later.
@takeyourheart3030 6 ай бұрын
Didn’t the original case study only involve doing Gua Sha once? It sounds like they were recreating that case with multiple people.
@ThyCatalystRave.z 6 ай бұрын
@@takeyourheart3030 Yeah, it was only once per person. Which of course is ridiculous.
@hapisd5270 6 ай бұрын
Excellent video. Thanks ❤
@CassandraBankson 6 ай бұрын
Glad you liked it!
@Kaltelua 6 ай бұрын
I love listening to you and learning from you :)
@user-jo1hn5pg5l 6 ай бұрын
Thank you for all the information 🙂
@CatsMeowPatel 6 ай бұрын
Omg I learned a lot 😮😮😮😮. Thank you. Love Dr Dray.
@Bluegrotto666 6 ай бұрын
this was the most informative video, that you have done, it was long , but great,. I see how much you Really Know, & Appreciate All that Put into this ,, you are Adorable, & really so down to Earth, you kept me on to the end , Wishing you , happiness ,& All the things, that you deserve, because I Can See you Are a Beautiful Person inside as well as outside. ❤
@SuperrNinja16 6 ай бұрын
My culture is heavily influenced with Chinese/Thai and Laos culture. When we're sick, we actually use a spoon, heat it on a stove (lather in a type of oil) and "scrape" our backs to help flush out the sickness.
@steph678 6 ай бұрын
That.doesnt work obviously
@simomis4 2 ай бұрын
Yeah… that’s culture, not medicine. Actually it’s bullshit
@zhenchew 6 ай бұрын
I’ve done Gua sha with my mum. Mostly for long term muscle pain or headaches. When I was first taught I thought what is this crazy magic. The red spots would only appear in painful areas and not in non painful areas. You could see the problem areas. I don’t understand why this happens but I know after the treatment movement and symptoms are much better. I’ve also had it done for myself. Don’t do it without training. Go to a professional as unless you do it properly you can cause more damage than benefits. Also there is aftercare. Which if you don’t careful do you can also cause more damage.
@Lppt87 6 ай бұрын
What is the aftercare?
@Channel-zy1zh 5 ай бұрын
very very interesting and informative video thank you!!!
@stacyglez6099 6 ай бұрын
So... Microcurrent does change your face shape and make you lose facial fat as some people claim has happened to them? Not the point of the video I know, but I've been very curious about this.
@Lilpeach3sz 6 ай бұрын
It’s so interesting because I saw Sandra throwing shade as more of being frustrated that a western medical doctor dismisses Gua Sha, while promoting theirrrr products. Not that they’re promoting products in general. *and admitting to never using/ understanding Gua Sha
@ilzevanrensburg3239 6 ай бұрын
Good content as always 🎉❤
@mollyhenderson3486 6 ай бұрын
Hi! My psychiatrist suggested magnesium glycinate for sleep and it’s working!! I have anxiety and have experience with loss and sleep problems and I’ve never tried anything that works so well, idk if it would work for u but it did rly help me!
@AnyOM87 6 ай бұрын
Just because something has been done for thousands of years it doesn't mean that is effective or good for you. As you said, until studies are done to prove the efficacy and safety of alternative treatments they shouldn't be used over proven medicine
@wolfant007 6 ай бұрын
Unfortunately there lies the problem. For something to be proven in a study, there needs to be money invested. Thinking logically, If there was hypothetically a material that is inexpensive and also potentially able to cure or treat a disease, why would a company want to spend millions studying it, only for it to make current avaliable treatments redundant and reduce profits. Yes it's true that 'Western Medicine' is tried and tested, It is also a business that makes a lot of money
@sheluvssmokedupeyes1 6 ай бұрын
I would rather use something that’s been used for thousands of years been to use this garbage these doctors are putting out and promoting imagine paying somebody money or your insurance company paying people money who get under the table kickbacks from pharmaceutical companies because that’s mostly what doctors do
@sheluvssmokedupeyes1 6 ай бұрын
@@wolfant007 that part not just the creators of the medicine make the product but doctors get kickbacks for however, many bottles of pills or treatments they sell
@lucakat9262 6 ай бұрын
@@wolfant007 yes, 'big pharma' is called that for a reason.🧐 I always tell everyone to question what pharmaceutical(s) you are prescribed. Check them for all possible side effects and look the drug(s) up to see if they have any legal suits against them for any other possible side effects that have not been included on the list. You just don't know these days and many doctors don't even tell you of side effects or they down play them and say the side effects are so rare that you shouldn't worry about them. Be sure to speak to a pharmacist about them also because I found out that pharmacists know more about these medications than doctors do. So please consult with them. Be careful out there.😳
@valeriesantos8178 6 ай бұрын
I’ve always raised an eyebrow as to the authenticity of this + I SO wanted to share this video, so… ya don’t hafta tell Me twice❣️😃 Love it!
@leoniemaria1858 6 ай бұрын
Cassandra is wrong actually. In 29:50 she states @treatmentbylanshin claims „Gua Sha can help with…“. I rewatched the Short as I am a doctor and remembered being a bit shocked about what she said and what the says is „that’s why it can even heal disease like hepatitis, it can increase your immunity…“ (01:09). „Heal“ and „help with“ are two very different things and making such a claim is misinformation, ignorant to the disease, to the effort actual medical professionals take to help patients with severe diseases like hepatitis and dangerous. Apart from that, saying „hepatitis“ is a bit of an over generalisation as the subtypes differ quite much in some aspects.
@manuelaschmidt961 6 ай бұрын
Oh my god, I can’t believe, she 🥰. Hugs from Berlin Germany 🇩🇪🫶🏻💫🤗🙆🏻♀️
@angelofsiryu 6 ай бұрын
I have definitely had gua sha done to me and done myself. IT definitely helps with all my aches and pains. Looks terrible but was never painful. You can use anything. I use a ceramic rounded edge soup spoon.
@blackrosenuk 6 ай бұрын
😱 Oh my word! I cannot believe Cassandra made a video over an hour long ... and I loved every minute! 🦋💙 Thank you for this deep dive!
@celinaindhur3286 6 ай бұрын
Can anyone please help me, so I'm using jumiso vitamin c and snail mucin from cosrx together but I'm using a new face cream which is the benzaderm excess oil moisturizer it mattifies. I wanted to know is the matifying bad to use with skincare like is it basically just absorbing all the product I put on my face?
@Aaashnative8 6 ай бұрын
Is there a pillow you suggest for neck and spinal support?
@shineythings4066 6 ай бұрын
I'm a licensed massage therapist, no longer practicing but i keep my license active, and we do go over Acupressure, acupuncture in our training, but it is out of our scope of practice so we arent taught HOW to practice it.
@zsofiasteiler5865 6 ай бұрын
Finally a long form video that actually does the research. Thank you Cassandra. I totally agree, most of these tiktok videos are in need of a lengthy explanation, but people don't like to sit through one hour videos. Also it's a shame that we don't get more studies on eastern medicine, I think humanity could go a lot further by incorporating cultures, but we are set back by financiary motives. Again, great video
@vikkistutzman4712 6 ай бұрын
OMG, I can't believe she did 😻 Have you tried a Sobakawa pillow? I've used one for decades and won't use anything else. You can move the buckwheat hulls around to get support wherever you need it 😃
@hirodefrance 6 ай бұрын
Very informative ❤ but maybe needs to be 3 part videos instead?
@baby.goblin 6 ай бұрын
OMG I can’t believe .. 🪅Excellent video!!! I love the perspective of western science being able to be nuanced and accepting of traditional medicine, which deserves respect. You are so thorough and wise girlie
@colleenanne4032 5 ай бұрын
Thank you for your thorough and thoughtful research as well as open minded and conversational presentation. If my mind can 'decide' something that is not harmful will help to heal then I am all for it. As a bigger picture I would like to see more research to help western medical practitioners embrace other options to use in conjunction with what they think they know to be therapeutic. Acupuncture has healed several issues for me after months and years of western medicine failed to provide relief...and I am needle phobic. 🥰
@nathalieavalos1421 6 ай бұрын
I’ll be praying for you Casandra. ❤️
@mishkaenglish3868 6 ай бұрын
Fascinating video, I LOVE the way you talk about scientific method and science in general. Interesting perspective for you from the UK here you can get acupuncture on the NHS from physiotherapists and pain specialists who have had additional training on top of their medical qualifications. I've had it for pain management after a spinal injury because i couldn't tolerate any manual handling and it really helped. My physio told me it was down to stimulating certain neural pathways to confuse the pain signals to the pain by where the needles are placed, which I thought was fascinating as i use a TENS machine that works on the same principle and are widely used by pain management professionals here!
@aliya.ayyyeee 6 ай бұрын
I love videos that attempt to explain studies and statistics because god I hate trying to explain it to other people. As a psych major, we’re forced to learn all of this, and it almost makes you sad realizing how incredibly misinformed people truly are.
@lilyo5248 4 ай бұрын
this is amazing. do more videos like this please with eastern vs western medicine
@elliecrabb4139 6 ай бұрын
I love the Nurse Jackie Beauty Bear pillow! It’s super sturdy and has a groove where you can put your head on the side and your face doesn’t get squished. I can’t sleep on my back as I get sleep paralysis when I do 😫
@frankied.roosevelt6232 6 ай бұрын
We have to remember that theres sometimes too much info in one - otherwise narrowly and still newly understood- topic for one person to know. Dr. Dray did a very poor job studying, understanding, and explaining the impacts of PFAS past her knowing that it involves fluorine, yet talked about it as if sh3 was am expert on the topic and the scientists who research it as not understanding it. It takes a bit too much work for a lot of people to admit they dont know everything or be humble enough to admit they were wrong. Thats why i love you. I LOVE that your channel has grown from a place where you thought you knew all things YT/beauty community to a channel where you admit that you always have more to learn like this Chinese medicine topic! You are a shining example of everything i wish all professionals were like in their humility and accurate information!
@april8756 6 ай бұрын
Dr, Dre really loves hearing herself talk.
@doriangulyas1351 6 ай бұрын
So you're saying that PFAS are good?
@frankied.roosevelt6232 6 ай бұрын
@doriangulyas1351 no. They're proven extremely dangerous and in our water supply already, and adding more products with it directly in them is asking for long term inflammatory disease
@danicalatido4455 6 ай бұрын
Did Cassandra already done video about korean brand's toner pad? I dont know if I missed it. can some link it? Tried it and my skin love it. Reduced redness of my skin. Really suprised me.
@SizzlingiceQueen 6 ай бұрын
This is inexpensive enough and easy enough to try.. my suggestion is just to try it and see if it has a result for yourself.. what is there to lose? Besides, it feels good too.. regardless if it works or not haha
@CassandraBankson 6 ай бұрын
Absolutely! It’s definitely some thing that people should try if they are curious about it. However, I do believe that when it comes to people spending way too much money, or stopping other medical treatments against the advice of their care providers, that could get into some really sticky situations.
@annelindsay976 6 ай бұрын
Agreed, but also I would learn how from a trained professional! I wouldn’t want to learn techniques that are not correct and end up hurting my self in the process!
@kurleeedna1 6 ай бұрын
😮 OMG! I can't believe Cassandra... Actually, I'm not surprised you educated me on something new. This was TRULY enlightening. (I just came to see if I can get rid of my turkey neck 😂.) Thank you, Cassandra and I hope you have a wonderful day. You deserve it as much as anyone else. 😊
@sofiadesentre 6 ай бұрын
Did they use tiny Gua Shuas for the mice? Like, how adorable 🥺That’s what animal testing should look like: our furry pals getting potentially beneficial massages 💆🏼♀️
@melisaaaaa1467 6 ай бұрын
So unrelated, but can’t wait to see you in your natural curl pattern again 🥺🫶🏽
@CassandraBankson 6 ай бұрын
I appreciate this, so much lol. I’ve been struggling with my hair, but if you requested, I shall oblige!❤
@melisaaaaa1467 6 ай бұрын
@@CassandraBankson I understand 🤎 because same 😂 I hope you can soon be comfortable and see how beautiful you still are with your natural hair pattern as well 💕🥰 ( If that’s what you meant by " struggle " ) lol because I do remember you talking about your past struggles with that
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