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36:10Now PlayingFrom a very young age, Marsha Lay suffered with severe stomach pain that would leave her tired and unmotivated to participate in daily activities. At a later time, Marsha ended up having 26" of her colon removed; however, this left her living with other pain associated with the surgery. It was after these events that Marsha learned about the nutritional benefits of milling grain. Her story also includes a weird phenomenon that could only be explained from detoxing with real-bread.
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