When I was 18 years old, I was pretty ignorant.

I had a Mountain Dew addiction that I never questioned...

When I sneezed, my mom would load me up on antibiotics...

When I got to college, I thought I'd never pass chemistry or
math...

Not surprisingly, after my first semester, my ignorance was
catching up to me.

It was hard making weight for wrestling.

I started getting sick too often.

...and my grades suffered.

Then I took charge. I started reading books.

In fact, I stopped going to Chem 101 and instead, read the book.

I'd only show up on test day.

I learned that there's a huge difference between being taught something
and learning it yourself. Therefore, I went rogue...kept reading and
stopped "learning from others."

This curiosity and self teaching led to jaw-dropping self-awareness...
and a scholarship to graduate school.

I teach my kids the same - learn on your own, don't let people interpret it
for you!

My oldest daughter is proving the value in this...

At 17 years old, she won 6th place in The International Career
Development Conference in Orlando, Florida for her devotion to self-teaching!

By developing a massive "Awareness Campaign" about toxic chemicals
in soap, she has helped thousands of students avoid cancer causing
chemicals with this FREE report:

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Such awareness is absent in school...it only comes from self-awareness.

As The People's Chemist, I've been preaching about ditching the meds for
almost 20 years! And to do that you have to read!

There's not a doctor on the planet that's going to help you.

...just like there's not a chemistry professor who's going to teach you about
the harmful chemicals in soap.

Only you can take charge!

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Dare to live young!

The People's Chemist

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