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Miracle II Ingredients:
Divine or Demonic?
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UPDATE:
August 28, 2012
Brian Tedeton sues over the right to ownership
of TEDCO: "In this case, the son of the decedent
sued his mother and siblings concerning the
ownership of an alleged family business."
UPDATE 7/21/09 Miracle II WANDS: The Miracle II
manufacturer used to produce and sell therapeutic
wands.
Wands, in the context of the utilization of subtle
energy, are used for magick.
The Miracle II wand holds Miracle II
soap which holds eloptic energy beyond measure:
"The
Wand holds prayer, spiritual and eloptic energy
beyond measure"
(Quote source: miracle2-cartco.com
http://web.archive.org/web/20060616075025/www.miracle2-cartco.com/store/index.php?cPath=24)
According to the Miracle II manufacturer, eloptic
energy is subtle energy.
Do you really believe the holy God
of the Bible would heal via a wand that contains subtle energy?
(Subtle energy is the New Age/occult term for
devils.)
8/21/08
According to the News-Star of Monroe, Louisiana,
Clayton Tedeton, creator of the Miracle II products,
died on July 7, 2007.
This announcement is necessary because at this
writing
(August 21, 2008) Heartland
Enterprises has not yet updated their
website in regard to live conference calls with Mr. Tedeton:
Are you interested in the chance to hear or even
speak with CLAYTON TEDETON, LIVE? That's right!
He's on Miracle2.net's exclusive conference call
almost every week, and you can listen to the
inventor of Miracle II Products live - and even
speak with him yourself if you like!
(Quoted from:
http://www.miracle2.net/conference.asp)
[Note: Shortly
after this update was published to the internet
(approximately fourteen months after the death
of Clayton Tedeton), Heartland Enterprises
responded by finally removing the invitation to speak live
with Mr. Tedeton, and announcing his passing.
Their response included the posting of a letter
about me that is attributed to Clayton Tedeton
and dated April 7, 2004.
Shortly after my announcement that Clayton
Tedeton was deceased, Heartland Enterprises
(miracle2.net) shut down their business.)
Issued May 18, 2005:
Master's
Miracle Issues Nationwide Health Alert Against
Applying Their Products to the Eyes
NOTE the following
warning issued by the FDA. The citation of
the following FDA warning in no way means that I
endorse every product the FDA claims is safe or that
I trust every pronouncement that comes from the FDA.
(For example, the FDA claims aspartame is safe and
that is clearly wrong.) With these facts in
mind, read the following warning along with the
information about how the Tedco Corporation handled
the FDA's request for a voluntary recall.
12/12/05
FDA
Warning Issued on December 6, 2005: Do Not Use
Miracle II Neutralizer and Miracle II Neutralizer
Gel.
Use of Products Could lead
to Severe Infections.
FDA
testing of Miracle II Neutralizer and Miracle II
Neutralizer Gel revealed bacterial contamination and
poor manufacturing conditions.
(Health Canada reported that
the name of this bacteria is Pseudomonas aeruginosa
and Enterobacter cloacae.) TEDCO Corporation is aware of the
bacterial contamination and yet
refuses to voluntarily pull the products from the market.
Excerpt of the FDA Press Release:
"The Food and
Drug Administration (FDA) is advising consumers
not to use Miracle II Neutralizer and Miracle II
Neutralizer Gel products manufactured by Tedco,
Inc., in West Monroe, Louisiana because the
products are bacterially contaminated and have
not been proven to be safe and effective. Use of
these products could pose a risk of serious
adverse events such as infections, particularly
in children, the elderly, and individuals with
weakened immune systems who are particularly
susceptible to illness."
"...Recent FDA
testing of Miracle II Neutralizer and Miracle II
Neutralizer Gel revealed bacterial contamination
and poor manufacturing conditions."
(Health Canada reported
that the name of this bacteria is Pseudomonas
aeruginosa and Enterobacter cloacae.)
"Although Tedco,
Inc., has been advised by FDA of the
contamination found in its Miracle II
Neutralizer and Miracle II Neutralizer Gel
products, the firm has declined to voluntarily
remove the products from the market."
[Read the
complete article at the link below]
(Quote source:
FDA Warns Consumers About Unapproved and
Bacterially-Contaminated Miracle II Neutralizer
and Miracle II Neutralizer Gel Drug Products)
FDA Warning issued June 9, 2005:
Master's
Miracle is bacterially contaminated.
See the
excerpt of their
June 9, 2005 warning letter below:
Adulterated
Cosmetic Charge
FDA conducted
an analysis of a sample of your Skin Moisturizer
product collected during the inspection. This
analysis revealed bacterial contamination
and aerobic plate counts at levels that pose a
potential health risk for the uses recommended
in your labeling. Your product is therefore
adulterated under section 601(a) of the Act
because it contains a
poisonous or
deleterious substance that may render the
product injurious to users
under the
conditions of use prescribed in the labeling
thereof, or under such conditions of use as are
customary or usual [21 U.S.C. 361(a)]. [bold
emphasis added]
(Quoted source:
The Master's Miracle, Inc. Warning Letter)
Note: The now-removed article used to be at this
url: http://www.fda.gov/foi/warning_letters/g5374d.htm
12/15/05 The Washington
Post reported on the contamination of Miracle II
Neutralizer
FDA: Miracle II Neutralizer Contaminated;
ABC News: Miracle II Neutralizer is Contaminated
The mainstream media is reporting about the
bacterial contamination of the Miracle II
Neutralizer and Neutralizer Gel.
Will
the Alternative
Media also report this potentially life-saving
news? Or will they continue to sell it because it is
such a huge (New Age-marked) money maker?)
12/11/05
Nature Rich was formerly the Master's Miracle, Inc.
Nature Rich
was formerly the Master's Miracle, Inc.
10/03/05
On
August 8, 2005, Health Canada again cautioned
consumers against using the Miracle II Neutralizer
or ANY other health products manufactured by Tedco,
Inc:
OTTAWA - Health
Canada is reminding consumers not to use Miracle
II Miracle Neutralizer or any health products
exported or sold by Tedco, Inc. of Louisiana,
due to the risk that they could contain harmful
bacteria.
(Quote source:
Health Canada Continues to Warn Consumers)
6/28/05
Pseudomonas aeruginosa,
a bacteria that has been found in the Master's
Miracle Fortified
Mineral Neutralizer, is
dangerous
and can cause fatal infections:
To understand the implications of the company's admission to producing tainted products you have to understand the bacteria itself. In Todar's Online Textbook of Bacteriology:
"Pseudomonas aeruginosa is an opportunistic pathogen, meaning that it exploits some break in the host defenses to initiate an infection. It causes urinary tract infections, respiratory system infections, dermatitis, soft tissue infections, bacteremia, bone and joint infections, gastrointestinal infections and a variety of systemic infections, particularly in patients with severe burns and in cancer and AIDS patients who are immunosuppressed. Pseudomonas aeruginosa infection is a serious problem in patients hospitalized with cancer, cystic fibrosis, and burns. The case fatality rate in these patients is 50 percent."
(Quote
source: Blindness and Death
with Impunity? Master's Miracle New Formula by
Ron Lee for the US Observer)
5/27/05
Bacteria
has been found in the Miracle II neutralizer and The
Master's Miracle neutralizer:
Health
Canada has analyzed a sample of each product and
found that the "Master's Miracle Fortified
Mineral Neutralizer" sample contained
bacteria, including Pseudomonas aeruginosa
and Enterobacter cloacae, and the sample
of "Miracle II Miracle Neutralizer"
contained Escherichia coli.
(Quote
source: Health
Canada Warns Consumers Not to Use "Master's
Miracle Fortified Mineral Neutralizer" or
"Miracle II Miracle Neutralizer" )
Health Canada
issued the following consumer health advisory on May
23, 2005:
Master's Miracle: Health Canada warns consumers not to use any natural health products from the
Master's Miracle.
Tedco, Inc: Health Canada warns consumers not to use any natural health products from
Tedco, Inc. [Miracle II]
(Quote
source: The
Canadian Journal of Clinical Pharmacology)
Zeph
Daniel, who allowed his pool to be used to
advertise
the Miracle II Industrial Size Structural Water Unit,
has toned down his promotion of the Miracle II
subtle energy products by removing the link to a
Miracle II company from his website.
Print-Friendly pages are now available:
Introduction;
Scriptural
Critique of Clayton Tedeton's Miracle II Testimony;
Clayton
Tedeton and the Source;
Healings
are From M-II "Energy," Not God;
Miracle
II Ingredients: Divine or Demonic?
Miracle II Trademark: Occult Symbolism
Master's
Miracle: Cleanses Your Mind and Body
Hypnosis
and The Master's Miracle
Structural
Water Unit: Process
Likened to Alchemy!
Zeph
Daniel's Pool Has an Energizing Aura
Alex
Jones hosts ad for The Master's
Miracle
Psychic
Healing links fixed
Clayton
Tedeton Threatens Legal Action Against Lisa Ruby
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