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The purported ear wax and toxins vacuumed out during ear candling. This residue is actually from the candle itself and still results when a candle is not placed in an ear.
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| current | 01:26, 11 June 2006 | 600×450 (25 KB) | Altonbr (Talk | contribs) | (Brett Alton, personal experience.) |
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