Building a Natural Medicine Cabinet and Combining Strengths with Lily Galef

The Real Reel

Natalie Barbu

Education, Personal Journals, Society & Culture, Self-improvement, Entrepreneurship, Business

4.8 • 982 Ratings

🗓️ 28 June 2021

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

Episode 115: What happens when three friends who are obsessed with all-things-natural think outside the box and push the boundaries of conventional over-the-counter medicine? The answer: A company dedicated to natural remedies that are clinically backed, supported by science, third-party tested, and doctor formulated. On today’s episode, Natalie speaks with Hilma co-founder, Lily Galef, about developing a natural medicine cabinet filled with remedies that actually work. Natalie has been struggling with stomach issues most of her life and the first product she reaches for to provide relief is Hilma. The best news is the products are packed with powerful herbs you can actually pronounce. Lily and Natalie are tackling a few common myths in the wellness industry and sharing some powerful truths behind the medicine in your cabinet. The two also discuss what it is like to launch a business with two of your closest friends one month before a pandemic! Hilma can now be found in over 700 Target locations so perhaps it’s time to give that natural remedy a fair shot. Thank you so much for being a part of our podcast community! Please be sure to rate, follow, review, and of course, post to your highlight reel. Follow your host Natalie on Instagram @nataliebarbu and @therealreelpodcast. Follow Lily @lilygalef and Hilma @hilma_co. Visit their website at hilma.co. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	This podcast is brought to you by Podcast Nation.
0:04.0	Welcome to the Real Real, where I take you behind the Instagram reel and into the real lives of
0:16.1	entrepreneurs, content creators, and anyone who inspires me and may inspire you too.
0:20.9	I'm your host Natalie Barboo and let's get into it.
0:27.1	We had the idea for Hillman because we were all kind of hanging out and I wasn't
0:30.4	feeling well and I said, oh I feel like I have a cold coming on, like,
0:34.4	do you guys have anything?
0:35.5	And one of my co-founder Nina pulled out an immune support packet that I'm sure
0:39.9	it's sort of ubiquitous these days.
0:41.9	It's like bright orange, if it has terrible branding there's a ton of
0:45.2	sugar in it and we just kind of have this moment of like why do you have that
0:49.8	product like we have we're all people who buy organic food and buy you know the
0:54.9	clean Mrs. Meyers products and clean skin care and all of that but then when it
0:59.9	came to our medicine cabinets we were still reaching for these products that really hadn't
1:05.4	evolved in like decades.
1:07.6	Hi everybody and welcome back to the Real podcast I am so excited to be here I'm recording this in Miami and I'm back in Florida I feel like I need to do a check in every single episode because I have been traveling. I've been going
1:24.8	back and forth. I've been going you know in and out of my apartment and it's been
1:31.1	really nice. It's been weird being able to travel and being able to travel frequently and you know
1:37.2	staying for a weekend and then going somewhere else and then going out and I don't know
1:41.6	it's just it's been a very very good weird feeling and I am
1:45.4	here for it and very very excited for it so I'll be doing a check-in every
1:49.6	week will be like here I am this week but this week I am in Florida and I'm excited to be here because the
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