David B. - 16 May 2006 05:54 AM

LaMa - 15 May 2006 11:23 AM

Citizen Premier - 11 May 2006 06:12 PM

Salt is a great fuel additive.

Sugar too….

Disclaimer: this was a joke, as any saboteur knows sugar will put an engine out of use…

Let’s be quite clear about this; putting sugar in your gas tank will ruin your engine!

It’s sugar alcohol that is the alternative fuel to gasoline, so you have to remember to add yeast as well!

Even though sugar will ruin you engine, it will make a tank of gas last a long time because your engine will not be burning it.

I’ll be darned.  Maybe the Ethos concoction is truly non-toxic.  According to the patent (4,920,691), a primary ingredient is carboxylic acid ester which, in small quantities, is a food additive if I’m reading this correctly.  http://www.intox.org/databank/documents/chemical/chem796/cie796.htm.  The other main ingredient, neopentylpolyol esther, seems to be a synthetic lubricant.  http://www.sgms.ch/meeting/2001/kohler.html.  I’m not a chemist, so this is outside my field of expertise.  Hey Bartender, a shot of Ethos Fuel Reformulator for my friend, Waver!

The Texas Attorny General shut down Bio-Perfofmance today for making false claims:

http://www.oag.state.tx.us/oagnews/release.php?id=1569

Waver

I presume your news about Bioperformance is supposed to imply that your magic potion is even more brilliant?

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Waver - Thanks for the information. 

According to the link, BioPerformance claims to have had $25 million in sales since December alone, and 4,500 distributors just in Texas.  No doubt most of those 4,500 distributors (if they really exist) claimed that the product performed as advertised, based on testimonials, lab results provided by BioPerformance, or whatever.  The Texas AG concluded, however, that the BioPerformance gas pill (which was really just naphthalene, i.e., mothballs) had no effectiveness and, if anything, had a negative effect on automobile performance. This news item shows once again how easily thousands of people get sucked into a scam, and will present baseless claims of efficacy as if true for whatever reason (wishful thinking, placebo effect, dishonestly, lack of knowledge and sophistication, etc.)

Waver, I’m starting to think that in your heart you are seriously beginning to doubt the Lifewave thing.  If so, congratulations.

I assume that, now that the Texas AG has gathered evidence demonstrating that the BioPerformance gas pill is a fraud, that the Enviro-Max company will drop its legal contention that BP’s product is an infringing copy of Enviro-Max’s fuel additive.  See http://www.go-bp.com/response.html.

“The only way you can know for certain is to give it an HONEST try no motivation, no agenda, just try it.

I understand that Baylor University is testing the product. We are anxiously awaiting their report. We have heard that their initial report is positive.“

Well, I guess they heard WRONG!!!

Posted elsewhere just a few short days ago by a Bioperformance pill groupie.

The power of words to conn so many people.

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If I stick one LifeWave patch above my car’s right wheel-arch and the other above the left, wouldn’t my car run more efficiently anyway? So why bother with the additives?

“May 17th, 2006.
Dear BioPerformance Family,

Early this morning we became aware of a Temporary Restraining Order that has been filed in Civil Court against OUR Company.  I say OUR because from humble beginnings you have helped grow BioPerformance.  I have been blessed because of you.

We are right now working with OUR Attorneys to vigorously defend OUR Company.  Over the next few days you will be hearing and seeing some negative press.  When you are successful in your industry a lot of people take shots at you because they want to obtain the success that the BioPerformance family has created.  Just like Amway, Herbalife and Mary Kay we will come out of this challenge stronger than ever!

I want to thank you again for all of your support during this time.

Sincerely,

Lowell Mims”

What a lovely man!

Keep taking the pills.

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I remember many years ago there was a company selling a pill which they claimed would allow a car to burn water instead of gasoline.

The pill consisted of Calcium Carbide, which as any caver knows, produces acetylene gas when dissolved in water. More than a few people blew up their cars trying to use the stuff.

Greetings to all ....I have read with interest various comments on BioPerformance Fuel Pill.

While I am not here to defend the Company it is interesting to me how many experts we have in
this forum and how they have a prejudgemental attitude towards a product (and Company) that they probalbly have never used.

The comments seem to be self serving in that they slam BioPerformance to promote their own product.

This is showing very little professionalism..If ones product is sooooooo great then let it sell itself and quit bashing
something you know very little about.

I’ve tried the product and it works…Let BioPerformance have their day in court and let Democracy prevail…..
This is actually a positive thing for BioPerformance and it’s distributors as each will know where they stand
and what the future holds for each when alll is said and done…

Rember what goes round comes round.
Have a super day!
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