Hello,
Yes I am an IBO and yes I have been tested. The tests work and there is no doubt about it. We had 4 people tested and it worked on all of us. Some a little more than others. The tip test was crazy. I saw it about 3 weeks ago and couldn’t believe it, I was still skeptical. I was lucky enough for my upline to get a hold of a bottle from our diamond. The water is amazing. After 3 hours we did the tip-test and it still worked.
Be a skeptic. I don’t care. I’ve witnessed it.
I personally don’t care who you get it from or get tested by, but you should or you will never know. I can tell you I have complete confidence in it because it works and now I have seen it. I can’t wait until it ships!

Mark

Water was invented so
some people could have something
to go with their whisky.

Steve Shae - 10 April 2008 02:12 PM

Hello,
Yes I am an IBO and yes I have been tested. The tests work and there is no doubt about it. We had 4 people tested and it worked on all of us. Some a little more than others. The tip test was crazy. I saw it about 3 weeks ago and couldn’t believe it, I was still skeptical. I was lucky enough for my upline to get a hold of a bottle from our diamond. The water is amazing. After 3 hours we did the tip-test and it still worked.
Be a skeptic. I don’t care. I’ve witnessed it.
I personally don’t care who you get it from or get tested by, but you should or you will never know. I can tell you I have complete confidence in it because it works and now I have seen it. I can’t wait until it ships!

Mark

I don’t understand your crazy moon language.

Steve Shae - 10 April 2008 02:12 PM

The tests work and there is no doubt about it. We had 4 people tested and it worked on all of us.

In other words, there was no control group and the test was not carried out “double blind”. Hence it is impossible to say for sure if drinking ‘imperfect water’ would have had the same effects.

I can tell you I have complete confidence in it because it works and now I have seen it.

While I have no confidence in it at all because your ‘tests’ do not prove anything other than yes, Virginia, there really is a placebo effect.

Tell you what, though, when you start selling this stuff, collect the empties and send them to me and I’ll guarantee to undercut your upline supplier by 50%. Or better still, forget ‘perfect’ water entirely; I’ll cut you in on my exclusive line of waters, all of which I’m confident will be indistinguishable from PW in a double-blind trial.

“Ideal Water” is our value line, available in 20, 50 and 100 ml branded bottles offering unsurpassed hydratitive properties.

“Flawless Water” is our mid-range brand for the more discerning consumer. It has been magnetically treated to improve the dipolar moment of each water molecule for superior effects.

“Immaculate Water” is the premium product. There is no better water than this, Immaculate Water is blended from hand-picked samples of all our treated waters to give your triple-A customers the choicest water money can buy. Hence we can say with confidence that there is no other water on the market with superior H2O molecules to those to be found in Immaculate Water.

Nice try. I’ve seen it double blind and no it didn’t work with what they call dumb water.
The truth comes out. No wonder you are against perfect water. You are trying to sell your “stuff.” I already know that the only way to do it to set up one of each and not have the testee and tester know. Thanks anyway.

. . .

Ok, my brain just exploded. Want to scream so much now…

*sigh*

Some people shouldn’t be allowed outside without a leash.

Where is the data from the double blind studies you speak of?  Don’t be offended if we don’t take your word for it, we do that to everyone.

Nope, you’ve just put up a post of a test that was neither properly controlled nor double-blind and said it convinced you the effect was real. Since an uncontrolled, non-blinded experiment isn’t proof of anything, you have been convinced by nothing.

Also, I doubt you have ever seen a successful double-blind trial as you claim, since this is a far more convincing demonstration than the one you originally cited, yet you neglected to mention it.

Steve Shae - 11 April 2008 07:01 AM

The truth comes out. No wonder you are against perfect water. You are trying to sell your “stuff.”

(No, he’s not really that stupid right?)

I already know that the only way to do it to set up one of each and not have the testee and tester know.

I think you’re confusing scientific study with the ‘Pepsi Challenge’.

A double blind study is one that uses people blind in both eyes, right?