Mark Grennon and his three adult children were sentenced to federal prison for fraudulently selling a "miracle" COVID-19 cure that was actually just toxic industrial bleach. The post Family that ...

A Florida man and three sons who used a business masquerading as a church to sell more than $1 million of a deadly bleach solution that they claimed was a “miracle” cure for Covid-19 and other ...

The belief and use of bleach as a “miracle” cure for COVID-19 and other serious afflictions is growing as a movement.. Last month, the Justice Department indicted Florida man Mark Grenon, as ...

MIAMI — Leaders of a business masquerading as a church sold a toxic bleach solution as a religious sacrament and marketed it as a “miracle” cure for Covid-19, cancer, autism, Alzheimer’s ...

“Miracle Mineral Solution and similar products are not FDA-approved, and ingesting these products is the same as drinking bleach. Consumers should not use these products, and parents should not ...

“Church of Bleach” family gets years in prison for deadly “miracle” solution Convicted fraudster Mark Grenon claimed he was the victim and US should pay him $5.7M.

The websites selling the Miracle Mineral Solution claim it's a cure for all sorts of conditions. But the FDA says it's actually the same as drinking bleach.

Industrial bleach is being sold on Amazon through its product pages which consumers are buying under the mistaken belief that it is a “miracle cure” for COVID-19, despite health warnings from ...

However, the Miracle Mineral Solution and similar products are not FDA-approved. Ingesting the products “is the same as drinking bleach,” the agency said.

People should stop using the “Miracle” or “Master” mineral solution products sold online as cures for autism, cancer, HIV, hepatitis, flu, acne and a host of other illnesses and diseases ...

Apparently, Miracle Mineral Solution consists of 28 percent sodium chlorite mixed in distilled water. Instructions tell you to mix this solution with a citric acid such lemon or lime juice.

The websites selling the Miracle Mineral Solution claim it's a cure for all sorts of conditions. But the FDA says it's actually the same as drinking bleach.