Kacper Postawski

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Kacper Maciej Postawski has been the front-man for various scam products, most recently a relaunch of the Miracle Mineral Solution (MMS) cure-all in 2016. However, MMS is not his first "water purifier" product; he previously sold "Adya Clarity", a substance which has the approval of Fenestra Research Labs.

In addition to having the cure for "97%" of the diseases afflicting humanity, (via MMS), Kacper has the solution to the world's energy problems via “free energy devices”. Of course, suppressed "quantum" technologies are involved.

Kacper Postawski recommends hair testing to determine one's mineral content. Quack-Buster Stephen Barrett describes hair analysis as "a cardinal sign of quackery".

In the naughties, Kacper promoted self-help books such as "A Thousand Fingers Pointing At The Moon" and perhaps his only effective product: a book on how to cure insomnia, as reading it would put anyone to sleep.

The demographic of his target market are New Agey, paranoid magical-thinkers. Apparently, that sector of society is big enough to keep Kacper Postawski in business.

See also

• Water woo

External links

• Kacper Postawski's main website
• The 2016 re-boot of the MMS scam, fronted by Kacper Maciej Postawski.
• USB memory-stick containing videos of Kacper explaining MMS only costs $217 $187.
• A doomsday-prepper package of "Adya Clarity" water-purifier from Kacper $1200 $599.95.
• A 2017 interview where Kacper confesses his "Adya Clarity" sins to this "hero" Mike Adams.
• Beware Brits: Kacper created a "quantum" company in the UK in 2016.
• YouTube of Kackper in 2010 selling another cure-all product:"7 Ancient health secrets", $80 $39.95.
• In 2018 Kacper promoted Breatharianism.