Introduction:
When the FDA closed down
Alpha Omega Labs on September 17, 2003, not only was
a extensive lab operation and nearly all its raw materials and
inventory destroyed, but so was the opportunity to protect
its most valuable asset of all: its reputation and trademarks --
the value of which had been carefully nurtured with life-saving
formulas for over a decade.
We believe the evidence is extensive and compelling that in the aftermath of the destruction of our U.S. facility, renegade forces lead by FDA agent, John Armand, encouraged select parties to use our trademarks and put out adulterated and misbranded product. The goal was simple and straight-forward --- Cansema®, by that time, had cured so many thousands of people of cancer that a decision was made to allow other co-opted entities to make different products using our trademarks -- products pre-designed not to work. Our offices received hundreds of complaint letters from Sept., 2003, to March, 2007 (when our flagship company, Lumen Foods [soybean.com] was sold). We forwarded these complaints to the FDA. When the FDA finally sent Toby a Warning Letter in April, 2006 -- Toby did nothing for nearly two and a half years, and then finally made minor bandaid alterations in August, 2008. Ironically, the complaints in the FDA's Warning Letter are virtually the same as those used to destroy Alpha Omega Labs. No one can so blatantly ignore "Warning Letters" from the FDA unless the agency never intends to enforce them. The only way that we can compensate individuals who have ordered "our" products under fraudulent pretense -- all with the knowledge and help of the FDA -- is to compensate by making the real products available at a dramatically reduced price. If the FDA were not a active party in the theft of our intellectual property, we would have legal remedies, but they have shown themselves to only be helpful in ensuring that we cannot protect our own U.S. trademarks.
How The Program Works
The following table indicates
what products are available, and at what reduced price.
This program now ends on December 31, 2009, and carries two requirements:
Critical to the destruction of AO Labs
in the United States was the coordinated involvement of my former associate,
Kevin Trudeau -- of late-night informercial fame -- and George Ackerson,
a former associate who bragged to associates about his role after my
imprisonment. (Additionally, the DOJ prosecutor in my case,
Larry Regan, identified George Ackerson to me in language so descriptive
that his identity was unmistakeable.) After my imprisonment in September, 2003, Ackerson went about the business of setting up imitation Alpha Omega Labs companies with two of our former distributors -- first, in the form of working with Toby McAdams to copy all of our materials; and then working with Jennifer Wilson of Drake, Australia, to copy our company name and all our materials. To this day, Jennifer Wilson produces Cansema with the same name, same material -- even the type style of Cansema (i.e. Cooper Black) is identical. To help identify the source of the counterfeit materials she is producing with George Ackerson's aid, I post her contact information below: Jennifer Wilson
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In Australia, the fake product problem is even worse. FDA informant, George S. Ackerson -- after bragging to friends in the aftermath of AO Lab's shutdown about his critical involvement, worked with Jennifer Wilson in Drake, Australia, to copy the company's materials, trademarks, copyrighted material, and even our name -- Alpha Omega Labs . . . See article in main column below. Fake Cansema: Vegetable Oil, Flour, and Spice Before the hearing -- a gut wrenching experience in which I was sentenced to 33 months in prison -- we all sat down to breakfast at a Lafayette restaurant. At that meeting, I was presented with the jar you see above -- the "Cansema" being shipped by Toby McAdams (bloodroot products .com and risingsunhealth.com). I tasted the product for authenticity. (I have formulated so many zinc-based escharotics that on organoleptics alone I can identify the presence of zinc chloride and one or more hydroquinone-based herbal components). I was shocked. The product was nothing more vegetable oil, flour, and culinary spices. Over the next four years, the personnel at my one remaining manufacturing company (Lumen Foods - soybean.com) wrote numerous letters and made untold phone calls to officials all throughout the FDA concerning this adulterated (i.e. contains ingredients rendering it unfit for its intended purpose) and misbranded (i.e. contains ingredients other than what is listed on the label) -- an aggregious violation of 21 U.S.C.A. § 301 et seq. [1938]. Above and beyond the FDA issues was the consumer fraud. Specifically, many of the complaint letters we received had to do with credit cards being charged for product that was never shipped; non-response after repeated attempts to get a proper refund; and attempts to avoid the consumer after the sale. After years of seeking a solution and then seeing that a "fig leaf Warning Letter" sent out in April, 2006, was intended never to be enforced, I and my staff came to the one inexorable conclusion -- namely, that the FDA never intended to enforce the law as it pertained to Toby. It is with this background that after 6 years -- (we later learned that his illegal activities as it pertains to Cansema actually began in the fall of 2002) -- that we realized that unless this activity was made public and effort was made on our behalf to compensate the victims, no proper resolution would ever happen. |