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AMP FLORACEL™

Review Summary

CCH Nutrition Corp is a company that sells AMP Floracel™. AMP Floracel™ is an aloe dehydrated powder which retains the natural molecular structure found in unprocessed leaves of aloe.  It is marketed as unbeatably low in price, a windfall for consumers who buy in bulk, and is as safe as eating an apple.

The company is headed by "The Founder, former Officer and Stock Holder of SuperClean Distributors, Inc., Cindy Herd".

Ingredients at a Glance

At time of research, ingredients were not immediately posted and were very difficult to find. Research shows there are two main ingredients in AMP Floracel™: 334 mg of AMP and 166 mg of Soy lecithin.

Website in Focus

The AMP Floracel™ website does a thorough job in outlining they have the "original Molo-cure formula".  It's very confusing at times since the cross-marketing of the two names are intertwined and passed as one and the same.

The website has a whole section dedicated to the Molo-Cure company history that gives a very explicit, in-depth summary of tragedy with former boyfriends and triumph through litigation. 

The website also has testimonials categorized by disease.

We could not find any endorsements from Doctors or professionals.

We found a few broken links and several missing letters in words and some funky diamond-shaped question mark character in erroneous places.

The website shopping cart was only functional while using Internet Explorer, preventing other web browsers to proceed with checkout.

Visit AmpFloracel.com

Cost

At time of research, 1 bottle with 334 mg of AMP and 270 capsules cost $149.00. Larger bulk quantities did not yield incredible savings like the website states and the product is sold with a much lower AMP quantity than market standard.

Positives

• A page on how you can heal yourself
• Member of BBBOnLine¹
• A lecture by Dr. Ivan Danhof - but we originally found this same lecture on the older and more established SEROVERA® website

Negatives

• Dehydration manufacturing process
• Official product name unknown: A.M.P. Floracel™, AMPFLORACEL™, AMP Floracel™
• Low AMP quantity and quality when compared to market standards (41 mg less per capsule and less in quality as a result of manufacturing process)
• Dubious claims which may be true, but evidence was not available for perusal, nor are there any links to support many of the claims.  For example, the website claims that AMP Floracel™ uses the original Molo-cure formulation, but with research, evidence paints a different picture
• Does not offer the consumer a choice of either L-glutamine or Soy Lecithin
• Uses logos that claim "certified organically grown" aloe vera but no proof or certification to substantiate their claim
• Shows before and after colonoscopy pictures of infected colon and GI tract which are also found on other websites, claiming they are the before and after results of using AMP Floracel™.  The pictures have been cropped to cut off date, time, and doctors name who performed the colonoscopy.  Original set shows all three
• Do not ship to Mexico, Poland, Brazil, Columbia, or Spain
• Can only ship product to billing address. No Shipping Option
• Does not accept American Express
• No product reviews
• Blank User Agreement page
• Claims SEROVERA®, AloeElite™, and Digestinol are all the same companies - but our research finds each of the aforementioned companies with the exception of Digestinol are registered U.S. corporations
• Own & host AMP Floracel™ content on domains like: aloeelite.biz, aloeelite.info, aloeelite.us, aloevin.biz, aloevin.org, aloevin.us, digestinal.info, digestinol.biz, digestinol.info, digestinol.org, digestrol.net, digestrol.org, digestrol.us, molocure.biz, molocure.info, molocure.org

Final Thoughts

Of all the AMP products and websites we've researched, this particular product/website had the most conflicting information and specifically falls short of informing and educating the consumer with factual information.  In fact, we walked away after research scratching our temples with the barrage of misinformation and contradictions.

An audio lecture by Dr. Danhof, which we originally found on SEROVERA®'s website, was duplicated and presented as their own.  Oddly enough, Dr. Danhof, in his 35 minute lecture covers a very important topic about AMP and its manufacturing processes and goes on to explain how freeze-drying aloe is the ideal manufacturing process for obtaining high-potency, premium AMP.  But AMP Floracel™'s manufacturing process uses the complete opposite process and exposes the aloe to heat and dehydration, breaking down the different healing molecules beyond repair.  This freeze-drying process, as mentioned before, is what the original Molo-cure formula was based on.   We find that the statement ("We are the original Molo-cure formulation") made by the website completely disregards the intelligence of the reader and dubiously attempts to confuse prospective consumers.

The company appears to be strapped with legal issues and the website boasts a letter from the president about how she was locked out of the office and has been in litigation since.  We were intrigued by this and researched further.  Cindy Herd was a former partner of Molo-cure but the company edged her out and in retaliation, she sued Molo-cure Research, Inc.  Molo-cure Research, Inc. was forced to dissolve by the courts.

Clearly, companies which mix legal and personal issues with business, are ultimately unreliable and fragile, potentially leaving existing customers with their hands in their pockets.

It is difficult for us to recommend AMP Floracel™ when there is research showing that dehydration is a low-grade manufacturing process which produces low-grade AMP. There are far better alternatives that our readers recommend on a weekly basis.

 

Editor's Notes:

1. Added to website mid-August of 2008.