Molo Cure

 

There was a post asking pretty much the same thing on the Crohn's Disease forum a few months ago. The answer was pretty much a resounding lack of enthusiasm. Put it this way, if there are "multitudes" out there who have been cured by it, they are not rushing here to tell their online friends about it. My guess is - pure guesswork ! - it may provide some symptomatic relief, sometimes. But one sunny day somewhere does not make a drought.

FYI, there is a post on the CD forum, just a few days back, about the FDA shutting down their website, on the basis that its claims are sufficient to make it a drug, and it is not licensed or tested in any way.

 Seems like the underwhelming product got overwhelmed... All this whelming, I can't cope.

The FDA HAS SHUT DOWN THEIR WEBSITE FOR LYING AND CHEATING! Thank goodness they finally listened to so many of us who have been scammed by these heartless losers!

I don't know how long they'll be shut down for, but you can't gain access to their website nor are they accepting any calls.

A good rule to follow is that any product that claims to cure everything from zits to impotency is a scam!

I remember that thread in the Crohn's area a month or so ago as well and was so glad that people came forward. It always amazes me that when a question about this crap comes up, you will never see any veteran site members come forward with anything good to say but there will be many "new members" who "coincidentally" show up out of nowhere to share their absolute miracles with you.

They are all reading from a script and their only concern is to line their pockets. If you want natural supplementation, go to your local natural food store and gain as much knowledge as you can. There is plenty of help out there...that won't cost you over $200 per month!

Good luck!

I thought this to be the case there are lots of websites like that why doesn't the FDA do a better job in shutting them down.

 A cynic might say that this is because the FDA's main task is to aid government in helping commerce, rather than protecting the consumer from big money...

Ummmm....Molocure was not shut down by the FDA. They shut down their own web site while they moved to a larger facility and made adjustments to the name of the product (which the FDA told them they had to do). They did all their changes at once and couldn't process any orders or contact their customers during the time the name change was taking place...because they couldn't still function under the name Molo-Cure. They are back up and running under the new name Digestinol. They had to take the word "cure" out of their old title. I knew about them wanting and needing to move to a larger facility well in advance of their move.

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.....Squattie

i tend not to try any of these so called mirical cures i found the best thing was to leave well alone for Tracy i find the more i mess with diffrent treatments and such it tend sto make her worse instead of better

Hi All,
I was just passing thru and saw this post. I purchased Molo-Cure last year around this time. I had never taken the product as prescribed and seems it was a good idea that I didn't from what I've heard.

Wow, surprise to hear that the site is closed and they aren't accepting any calls. I wish I could get a refund, still have most of my product in the bottle.


Vanessa

Please don't allow yourselves to be scammed by these desperado's.  Sandi is right, this company was forced to shut down because they were lying and claiming that this will "cure" you.