Did you catch Laurel Chiten on The Daily Edition today?

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August 8, 2017· 1 min read

The filmmaker talks #JustOneDrop #homeopathy and the importance of protecting consumer choice when it comes to healthcare. #YourHealthYourChoice

Did you catch Laurel Chiten on The Daily Edition today?

The filmmaker talks #JustOneDrop #homeopathy and the importance of protecting consumer choice when it comes to healthcare. #YourHealthYourChoice

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