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Miracle II Attacked by the FDA Web Site Hit by Hackers

By Pam Stegner

On August 27, 2006, our web server on the internet was hacked into at a level above security. Pornographic material was posted on the first four pages of our web pages. Our server is programmed to dump the web pages rather than allow pornographic material to publish to the internet on our web pages. In other words we dumped our web pages and all our settings rather then allow porn to go out on the World Wide Web.

Due to the way we publish to our internet server and the fact that we were unaware of the depth of the situation since we were one of the first ones to discover the problem we have experienced some "pilot error" on our part so we are having to rebuild this site from scratch. Please bare with us while this is accomplished.

Steps are presently being taken that should this ever happen again, nothing will be lost again.

In the mean time here are some of the info and hyper links for the documentation regarding the FDA's claim against Miracle II.


SETTING THE RECORD STRAIGHT
Voluntary Recall The FDA's Miracle II recall was "voluntary" not mandatory. The FDA functions like all the other government "ABCs" on manufactured fear and intimidation. No one has to turn in one bottle of Miracle II (Neutralizer) unless they want to! Simply tell the FDA that you know the recall is voluntary and that you wish to retain your Miracle II Neutralizer. This is your right, so stand up to the FDA if they want your Neutralizer!

S. Maltophillia The FDA claims that they found the bacteria, Stenotrophomonas Maltophillia in Miracle II Neutralizer. The hypelinks listed below are for the more studious minded individual and are found on medical websites intended for supportive information for physicians. The documentation shows that "S. Maltophillia" is a colonizer rather than an invasive disease. As a matter of fact doctors are told not to even treat it because it is considered common on the palms of hands, in IV bags, etc. It is a bacteria found just about everywhere. It is interesting that Clayton Tedeton, the founder of Tedeco (who produces Miracle II) had four independent studies down on the Neutralizer and it came up with zero Stenotrophomonas Maltophillia bacteria. Given the common nature of S. Maltophilla, it is not unthinkable that the FDA could have contaminated the sample themselves. But how does one hold the FDA accountable?

http://www.emedicine.com/med/topic3457.htm

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