Is this one of the worst ‘Florida Man’ stories? These men are facing federal charges of marketing a fake cure which could be fatal.
A man and his three sons created their “Miracle Mineral Solution”, claiming that it would cure Covid-19. The chemicals they used, when taken orally, as customers were told to do, became a powerful bleach that is for industrial uses. They sold the product nationwide through a “non-religious” church they created, Genesis II Church of Health and Healing, in an effort to avoid government regulation.
In an announcement from Ariana Fajardo Orshan, U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Florida:
“FDA has received reports of people requiring hospitalizations, developing life-threatening conditions, and dying after drinking MMS.”
Being charged are Mark Grenon, 62, and his sons, Jonathan Grenon, 34, Jordan Grenon, 26, and Joseph Grenon, 32, each from Bradenton. This isn’t their first time marketing their “MMS”. According to the statement, they also sold their product:
“as a miracle cure-all for dozens of other serious diseases and disorders, including cancer, Alzheimer’s, autism, multiple sclerosis, and HIV/AIDS, even though the FDA had not approved MMS for any use.”
Florida study measures the effectiveness of the 4 different types of face masks…
Like them or not, they’re part of our life for the foreseeable future. Actually I don’t know anyone who really LIKES face masks. Some are more comfortable. Some are more effective. But which face masks actually do the most to keep you and those around you from sharing those infamous nasty droplets? Channel 8 this morning showed results from a study done by researchers at Florida Atlantic University. They measured how far droplets can go with a few different face coverings when you cough. Here’s what they found…
