New treatment

[SnowDay]

Has anybody on here heard about this?

http://www.theelementalmiracle.com/

Could be very interesting. I just bought it so i can give some feedback when i read it.

 

[Minionaire]

I'm very sceptical about these types of claims for many reasons, but perhaps most of all that they want you to pay for the privilege of them revealing the miracle ingredient to you. If it's such a 'miracle element' why are they not trying to sell you the ingredient itself?

I wish you well but I fear that it is another scam praying upon the vulnerable side of folks like you and I. I wish to be proven wrong but somehow it looks like many, many other scams I've seen before.

Furthermore, the website no longer exists! I had to look at a google cached version in order to read it.

 

[beth]

It is impossible to overemphasize
what this one substance can accomplish!

Nothing and I mean nothing
can do what it does!

Obviously it therefore is nothing, and does nothing.

 

[handle]

It is a scam. The author ignorantly and mischievously claims of his product: "It selectively steals the electrons from the atoms of any and all anaerobic molecules, causing them to immediately implode!" Hmmm, most friendly intestinal probiotic bacteria are anaerobes, as are many other important organisms. Even if the idea was even remotely true, you wouldn't want to kill them.
All the best SnowDay.

 

[SnowDay]

haha. Thanks guys. I'm too gullible methinks.

 

[kromom1]

No, you are just hoping for something that works, just like the rest of us.

 

[D Bergy]

They are talking about Chlorine Dioxide. It goes by the product name Miracle Mineral Solution. The mechanism of Chlorine Dioxide is that it steals electrons from acidic bacteria which kills them. It is an oxidizer, and that is why it is used to remove pathogens from public water supplies, and many other purification applications.

Dan