Can anyone verify ?

by **daveiron** Sun Jun 04, 2023 2:16 pm

I had forgotten about this guy having heard about him a few years ago.
Has anyone here tried any of this ? He is making a lot of claims so i would
appreciate any first hand knowledge.

by living man 01 Tue Jun 06, 2023 9:53 am

Hi, this is amazing wow.
Love it hahahha
Great find.
Thanks.

by **Lopsum** Wed Jun 07, 2023 7:22 pm

i have verified they are not worth following or paying any attention too, research what you need to in your own time its cheaper and much more beneficial than listening to a sales person and their dopey interviewer ! (or salesman-seller i guess you could call it)

by **urchinatheart** Thu Jun 08, 2023 12:48 am

This was hard to listen to, the interviewer was unintentionally off-putting,
and the 'genius' often left answers to questions unfinished in his enthusiasm to recommend, or tell a story about a different product. I was left with more questions than answers.
The text on his website is so faint I could barely read the descriptions and explanations.
However, an air of authenticity persists, the products are fairly priced and show some original thinking. It seems one can telephone to discuss needs and order products.
I have not yet found any testimonials to support his claims, but have only
looked at YT vids comments on some things advertised, but have not looked far.

by **Lopsum** Thu Jun 08, 2023 6:03 pm

also shes a bit of a flatearther it seems...

by **Lopsum** Wed Jun 14, 2023 12:13 pm

Heres how this kind of outfit works ,its a circuit!
The presenters job is to find an audience (of gullible,naive people for best results) for the sales person(s) to take advantage of. This could be for retail or it could be for the spreading of misinformation by our beloved government , very rarely is it absolutely genuinely innocent although the disingenuous may use some genuine sources to gain and keep a wider audience.
We have seen individuals whom use the same tactic to sell their "legal remedies" ,etc, which turn into money making scams etc.
Sometimes they use things like the "flat earth" and other contrived "conspiracy theories" to find people with poor judgement and poor critical thinking skills but who have at least some grounded suspicion that we are being lied to and manipulated which gives a sense of credibility when the scammer or influencer mirrors a similar general sentiment.
This also serves to divide those who share that grounded suspicion and discredit the genuine folks.

by **urchinatheart** Sat Jun 24, 2023 9:37 am

Yes, i have seen and seen through a few of those you mention, thanks - although Harry Rhodes is quick to dispel a 'flat earth' suggestion when the interviewer raised it, it made me wonder why she did so.
What has been found from some initial investigation - the distiller he is selling can be bought for a good bit less on e.bay (thanks DI). A friend who bought methylene blue, an infra-red torch and a hydrogenated water maker from the website said they came with no instructions or indication of dosage, although these came in response to e.mail enquiry.
Also the quantity of methylene blue being sold for a fixed price could not be found on the website.
Seems rather inefficient, but friend is persisting with his experiments as he says there is good science behind the articles mentioned. We'll see !

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