Re: You're certainly entitled to your opinion...Re: Miracle II

Okay fair enough. I won't post my opinion, and you're right I shouldn't have done that without at least posting my reasoning.

But PLEASE allow me to provide the DATA that made me skeptical WITHOUT posting my opinion so that others understand and can make up there own minds. I just feel like I got suc***ed into buying their products and don't want others to feel the same so at least let me provide the data I came across that made me feel this way.

By the way you said my "You will obey me!!" comment was "laughable and wrong"? It's actually a quote directly from the inventor of MII, Clayton Tedeton. I'll paste the excerpts and link to the full story below.

Here is the story written by Clayton Tedeton on how he invented MII:
http://www.the7thfire.com/HG/Miracle2/Miracle2story.htm


"At this time, I was a brick distributor and owned rental property. As the months went by, I began to hear this voice. It would say, "YOU PROMISED ME THAT YOU WOULD OBEY ME." For the next two years, this voice became so loud and so often that the only thing I knew to do was run away. So I got in my motor home and ran away."

"As I think about all that has gone on up till now, 1/01/99, when the voice of the Lord would say to me, "YOU PROMISED ME THAT YOU WOULD OBEY ME, AND IT'S TIME TO GO TO WORK...""

See? I'm not crazy.

Also with the ingredients list for the soap:

Directly from the miracle 2 Q&A Faq

"13. Why do the soaps have a green colour?

A. The colouring is derived from dehydrated sea-weed. It's full of trace minerals and provides benefits over artificial colourings. It also helps buffer the soap for an alkaline pH."

and then a few questions down

"Ingredients

Regular Soap: Electrically-engineered eloptic energised stabilised oxygenated water, Ash of Dedecyl solution, Dehydrabiethylamine [a safe substance that chemists cannot correctly identify, thus the reason for the misnomer - not to be confused with Dehydrobiethylamine], Calcium, Potassium, Magnesium and Natural Foaming Agent."

I see no sea-weed in that list. In my research I also found that products not manufactured in the U.S and imported do not have to list their true ingredients.

Now here is the listed ingredients for the neutralizer gel:
Energized Stabilised Oxygenated Water - Ash of Dodecyl solution - Calcium - Potassium - Magnesium (Carbopol) 90.

So according to the ingredient lists, the only difference between the m2 soap and m2 neutraliser gel are dehydrabiethylamine and the "naturally foaming agent." And since he says that dehydrabiethylamine is just electrically charged water and claims that the foaming agent is simply laurel from coconut husk. Then why is one a green soap and the other a perfectly clear gel? How does a foaming agent and charged water transform a clear gel into a bitter green soap? That is another reason I believe the ingredients lists are completely false. They have to be, since it is impossible for a foaming agent and water to cause such a transformation.

Clayton Tedeton also states that "The profits
coming from the sale "Miracle II products", go to the Miracle II Outreach Center." source: http://www.soapm2.com/page18.html


I have researched this place and have found no evidence at all of it's existence.

Lastly I don't know what green dish washing liquids are like in the U.S but the MII soap tastes and looks exactly like those we get in Australia anyway. If you think it's working for you though, then great. Tweet