When I first saw the name alone it made me think "what the heck?" Then I saw just what type of spray it was, and I went from thinking "what the heck" to "what a freaking sham!" and it made me think "can people really be this stupid?" Then I remember just how stupid of a statement that is because if people really are dumb enough (or crazy enough) to believe in chemtrails, they might just buy a spray that "detoxs" chemtrail "stuff"...
The claims made on the website are as follows:
- Chemtrail Detox Spray offers relief from the effects of Chemtrails.
Actually it can't offer "relief" from the effects of chemtrails because chemtrails do not exist.
There is no scientific evidence what so ever that shows that chemtrails exist, and that what conspiracy theorists believe to be chemtrails are actually just contrails and clouds. Even if they did exist they wouldn't be effective anyways because they would be sprayed way to high up in the atmosphere to have any affect on us, not to mention the fact that there just aren't enough planes to make such things effective on a global scale.
Also, all the claims of what chemtrails are suppose do are completely bogus as well.
The next claim made says that it is a:
- Non Chemical Homeopathic Remedy.
"Non Chemical Homeopathic" to me is sort of redundant. The reason I say this is because homeopathic medicine is a fraud medicine that is basically just water, and doesn't contain any chemicals in it...
It would be cheaper to fill up a spray bottle with water and spray it into your mouth than it would to buy this product. Heck it would be better to that anyways because the water in that spray bottle would be fresher than it would be in the Chemtrail Detox Spray!
The next thing the makers of this product says:
- Indications for relieving a broad spectrum of chemtrail induced states including:
And those would happen to be:
- sinus irritation,
Which is also a symptom of a cold or allergies.
- lowered immune system,
What exactly do they mean by thiss? Could it mean "feeling icky"? There are a number of things that can make a person feel icky. Heck, being outside in the heat and sun to long can make a person feel icky. The flu can make a person feel icky.
They really need to be more specific here, because generally when I think of "lowered immune system" I think of HIV and AIDS.
- body aches,
That could be a sign of the flu, or an injury, or aging.
- radioactive heavy metals,
If we really were being sprayed with radioactive heavy metals there would be no way to hide that! And if you do have radioactive heavy metals in your system, then you need to check yourself into your local ER ASAP (and you should consider not living next to a nuclear power plant).
- memory loss,
That could be due to stress, or aging, or an early sign of Alzheimer's.
- fatigue,
That could be caused by not getting enough sleep, or working to much, or it being cold outside, or not drinking enough coffee in the morning, or not drinking enough water when it's hot out, or eating a bunch of junk food.
- infections,
Infections are caused by bacteria and viruses, not chemicals.
- mental/emotional health
If you're having mental and emotional problems an expensive little spray bottle filled with water isn't going to help. What you need to do is go see a psychiatrist. Not only can they help you with your mental and emotional problems, they could also help you get over your belief in chemtrails.
Now the directions on how use this stuff is surprisingly very simple:
- Spray 1 dose directly in mouth as needed until symptoms improve.
Hey, that's great! I don't have to worry about dosages (not like I would anyways with this). I can just spray this into my mouth until I feel better, or it's gone (probably the latter).
Lets face the facts about this Chemtrail Detox Spray. It's nothing more than an over priced little spray bottle filled with water that's been deceptively labeled to make it look like it is real medicine in order to trick paranoid people who think that chemtrails are real into buying it!
Fortunately the site itself has been taken down from it's web hosting site Wordpress (although you can still see the site's claims here and here) and while I don't know why the site was taken down, my best guesses is that it was either taken down by the owner of the site due to the negative attention of trying to sell a sham product, or by Wordpress itself due to the fact it was selling a sham product.
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