I'm not ashamed to say that I fall prey to targeted ads, just like the rest of us.

Those things are sneaky.

Half the time I hardly even know I'm clicking on one.

With that said, I've definitely found myself adding the occasional vitamin hair care

or beauty product to my cart, even though a lot of them don't do what they say they're going to do.

But that doesn't stop me from searching for that one cure-all, the thing that will keep my skin

feeling baby smooth, my hair luscious, and my wits sharp forever. I want the fountain of youth.

There, I said it, okay? But who doesn't?

Which is why I am ridiculously fascinated by today's topic.

Throughout history, people have spoken of magical lakes, rivers, and streams that not only make you more beautiful, they supposedly cure ailments, diseases, even lead to

spiritual awakenings. And that got me thinking, what if this stuff wasn't just storybook legend?

Well, after you hear what Rasha and Yvette found, I wouldn't blame you for packing a bag

and searching for these healing waters yourself.

Because I think it's only a matter of time

before we see some of this stuff bottled and sold.

I'm Ashley Flowers.

Welcome back to So Supernatural.

Music So Supernatural. Hey, y'all, and welcome back to another episode of So Supernatural.

I'm Yvette Jintili.

And I'm her sister, Rasha Pecorero.

Today's episode is about healing waters, as in streams,

fountains, and other bodies of water that can cure just about anything.

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