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When you're scrolling through Facebook or maybe YouTube, you can usually expect to find a few things.

Here and there you'll see the typical live

feeds of people attempting to sell their new make-believe medical products or people

trying to get you interested in a brand new way of thinking or even a religion. But

rarely do you see all of those combined. Love Has One became

infamous for the use of live streaming to bring people into their new age cult

while simultaneously selling them products that they definitely don't need and have no medical properties whatsoever.

Nearly every day, members of the love has one cult would gather in front of a giant picture of their God Amy Carlson to spread her word and

display brightly colored messaging designed to bring anyone in. But they were

also meant to do something else. They were meant to attract desperate people

into donating money, time, and spiritual energy

with the promise that Mother God could heal them.

Through what she calls spiritual surgeries, Amy Carlson promoted the idea that she could heal all diseases from a simple cold to the most severe cancer, merely through a spiritual phone call, which of course, you'll have to pay for.

If you don't want to pay for a spiritual healing session from a God herself, the group

sends you on your way to a website where they sell healing products that come with the

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