Thursday, October 13, 2022, Valérie Bonneton will be showing the documentary In search of eternal youth, on M6. During the filming, the actress refused to swallow a beverage, as you exclusively reveal to Télé Star.
Many people are looking for it… On Thursday October 13, 2022, M6 will broadcast the documentary In Search of Eternal Youth. In this one, Valérie Bonneton, leading actress of the series Do not do this, do not do that and the great reporter Alfred de Montesquiou went around the world to discover methods of rejuvenation. Indeed, our longevity is only 20% due to our genetic heritage, while it depends 80% on our way of life. In an extract that Télé Star reveals to you exclusively, a man explains that cow urine “is used for medical purposes.“ Faced with the actress and the great reporter, he develops: “The majority of the drugs we make come from females.Another adds:We collect between 70 and 200 liters per day.“The duo then had the opportunity to visit a urinotherapy factory. Quickly, the ex of François Cluzet, embarrassed by the smell, had to hold his nose.
Valérie Bonneton: “I don’t want to taste anyone’s urine”
According to a man working at this factory in India, cow urine is said to be an immunity booster that purifies the blood in the human body. Courageous, Alfred de Montesquiou tasted this beverage. “It’s still a strong taste“, he exclaimed before adding: “I can feel the effects there!“If she was offered a drink, Valérie Bonneton preferred not to drink cow urine. Not convinced, she let go:”I don’t want to taste anyone’s pee.“In a press release, the actress indicated, however, that she was marked by the youngster’s experience. “I was dubious but I felt a crazy energy after a few days when we were hiking for 3 hours, it’s impressive!“, she confided.
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Valerie Bonneton and Alfred de Montesquiou
Our longevity is only 20% due to our genetic heritage, while it depends 80% on our way of life.
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Valerie Bonnet
In an extract that Télé Star reveals to you exclusively, a man explains that cow urine “is used for medical purposes.”
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Valerie Bonnet
Faced with the actress and the great reporter, he develops: “The majority of the drugs that we prepare come from females.” Another adds: “We collect between 70 and 200 liters a day.”
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Valerie Bonnet
The duo then had the opportunity to visit a urinotherapy factory. Quickly, the ex of François Cluzet, embarrassed by the smell, had to stop his nose.
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Valerie Bonnet
According to a man working in this factory in India, the urine of cows is an immunity booster that purifies the blood in the human body.
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Valerie Bonnet
Courageous, Alfred de Montesquiou tasted this beverage. “It’s a strong taste anyway”, he exclaimed before adding: “I feel the effects there!”
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Valerie Bonnet
If a drink was offered to him, Valérie Bonneton preferred not to drink cow urine.
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Valerie Bonnet
Not convinced, she let go: “I don’t want to taste anyone’s urine.”
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Valerie Bonnet
In a press release, the actress indicated that she was however marked by the experience of the young person.
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Valerie Bonnet
Valérie Bonneton said: “I was dubious but I felt a crazy energy after a few days when we were hiking for 3 hours, it’s impressive!”