There is a new liquid "nutritional" product out on the marketplace that caught my attention. Now, it didn't catch my attention because of a revolutionary compensation plan (it's a copy of a couple of other companies). What caught my attention is the product.
How do I put this? It's Salt Water!
This company wants you to buy a case of Salt Water for $150.
Seriously, I took a screen capture of the label:
Ingredients: Distilled Water and Sodium Chloride. Uhhhh, that's Salt Water!
The site has a whole bunch of mumbo jumbo simulated science, but the label is pretty clear.
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Do your research. You need to know about the science and I have reviewed research on redox signaling with many diseases. Asea is ahead of it's time.
My research seeking an independent source of theoretical or clinical research on the product turned up nothing. The medical and scientific journals sited in the advertisement aren’t really known to be an impressive collection of scientific journals by the scientific communities. If the product is good as it claims, I should have found a solid research studies in RESPECTABLE scientific journals. What are they?
This boring personal attack with no value added to the conversation has been removed. Thanks anyways, Dale.
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Redox signaling molecules is a term used for a huge variety of complex proteins. They are not salt or water. This product, it's pseudoscience and claims are a scam, plain and simple. Google scholar "redox signaling molecules" and you'll see the same thing.
Since I don’t know diddly squat about how this works at the molecular level I’ll just say this, it works and there is absolutely nothing in it that can harm me. I started taking it on the advice of my sister, a wellness professional, for my blood pressure. I recently played 18 holes of golf for the first time in 2 years and not only did I not experience any fatigue from the 13th hole in, as I had in the past, but the muscles that should have been killing me, were only tender the next day!
I also had a couple liver spots, one on my temple, and one on my forehead. I put the Asea on one and not the other and in 6 weeks it is almost completely gone. Plus my BP is almost back to normal.
I also have seen two cases where patients taking Asea, along with their regular meds have had such good results that their doctors have checked out the product and are recomending it to their other patients.
Don’t get hung up on how it works, Just take advantage of the fact that it does!
Ty, Maybe you would like to mention that ASEA has recently published 6 of their 31 patents.
Yes it’s true ASEA is salt water (less salt than a carrot). However it is molecularly restructured. You can not get it at the market, go to the ocean, or even have it at the hospital ( which BTW uses salt water to hydrate you via IV drip), these molecules are found only inside the body until now. This is breakthrough science. I am on it. I have a 2 very serious illnesses, and my doctors can see the difference in my labs. It will not cure you but….It will up your absorption rate so what you are taking i.e. meds and/or vitamins are more effective and utilized in the body. It will rid your body of toxins and pollution. It will help your body to reverse cell damage. It will make you healthier. It is non-toxic, stable, native to the body, chemical free and scientifically researched. It is endorsed by doctors and patented by the US governent.
Which patents name Asea?
So what is the patent that names ASEA?
After reading what you said about Asea I would not believe one word you say about any company.
OK, except that nothing on this blog has been proven wrong. If anything is wrong and proven so, it is updated. FYI. still looking for these patents that mention ASEA.
This Ty Tribble. Blogging author. Who does he think he is? He knows nothing of the clinical trials.
So I chose to do my own research directly on the ASEA web site to prove this guy wrong.
Here is what I found:
Hmmm. I found nothing.
Still I believe that Mr. Tribble is very wrong, even though there is no proof.
Yes, I did find an older quote from Google Cache since the ASEA change the sites:
“9. Have any clinical trials been conducted on ASEA™?
ASEA™ is a nutritional supplement. Besides extensive safety and antimicrobial testing, no other studies have or must be performed.”
Take that, Tribble. You are a loser and I am a winner in the Salt Water business.
ASEA has 33 patents. Only a few people will know the formula that is process in three days. Sooner or later you will come across someone that is using ASEA, and they can tell you their story on how it is helping them. Go to www. pubmed.gov and read up on signaling molecules. You will get over 8000 peer review articles.
***Yawn. Link to one peer reviewed article that mentions “ASEA”.***
- Editor