Re: this is one of my favorite responses

You keep talking about reproducable results with testing of some sort. All the pharmacuetical companies in the United States spend millions or billions on tests for their medications and they do not give reproducable effects for every single person that has tried them. And you are going to say that it has helped more than it hasn't helped but this might also be the case if advertising for this WATER was in between every commercial on television along with the drugs that are advertised. Think about how cures started...the old people back when there were no companies to give you pills...they tried a product or mixture that some ordinary joe came up with and then if it worked they passed it on the their families for them to try. Sometimes it worked for the others and sometimes it didn't but what type of side effect can you get from water, I mean come on man, the only results that would be negative from trying this would be disappointment and you would be out some money and if you don't have the money then you let someone else who does try out the product first to see how it works or if it works. But there have been so many positive replies to his product how can you look at someone with health problems and taking 20 different pills and say I can scientifically say that is not a wise decision to try this product? Tweet