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Unless my science is wrong I can atleast conclude that any "monoatomic beverage" is a scam. You simply cant have a bottle with a liquid keeping the atoms from clustering unless you connect it to a nuclear plant or something to counter the force.
Anyway, monoatomic gold sounds like a scam. It would make sense that secret societies would hoard the stuff if it has secret health benefits, but in that case, I’d assume that no amount of money could buy you an effective dose.
30 wrz 2024 · Explore the claimed effects of monoatomic gold on brain function, cognitive enhancement, and potential risks. Learn about current research and safety considerations.
5 sty 2015 · Monatomic gold is supposed to be an “orbitally rearranged monoatomic element.” In fact, these don’t exist chemically, and anyone selling a product like this and claiming health benefits is...
Users on r/occult forum share their opinions on monatomic gold, a supposedly alchemical substance that claims to have various benefits. Most of them agree that it is a total scam, a snake oil, or a pseudoscience that has no scientific basis or evidence.
6 sty 2015 · Dr. Keith Roach debunks the claims of monatomic gold supplements, which are not chemically possible and have no health benefits. He also answers questions about shingles vaccine and chemotherapy.
