Doctors and people in the public began to question her abilities and wished to perform tests to determine the truthfulness of her claims. The claims to abstinence were never verified and she died in February 1916.
As her reputation was challenged, doctors and ordinary people began to scrutinize her credentials, leading them to conduct tests to confirm or deny the truthfulness of her assertions about abstinence. Unfortunately, her claims remained unverified, ultimately contributing to her passing in February 1916.