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Still waiting for the gorgeouspil to work... I used it for other health benefits and they seem to work as if I'm taking herbs. I didn't buy his magnet rings but made my own magnets according to his instruction. It does start a tingling sensations in my legs, feet, hands and toes. I believe it's working cause I've read a lot of benefits with magnets and I've seen health companies selling shoes with magnetic soles in them and the old people who wear them gain so much energy and getting healthier. I like his Iching site cause I used it to bet on football teams and I got 18 correct out of 20. The 2 incorrect were my incorrect interpretation when I evaluated them again. ---------------------------------------------- I don't care if the science behind the immortality ring is flawed as long as the product works and does not harm anyone. Updating after five years not using gorgeouspil (only used a few times on one bottle) : The gorgeouspil always made me fall asleep while lying down so I stopped using it because I'm supposed to stay awake for one hour lying down and didn't want to waste it. I had that bottle for over 5 years and didn't use the ingredients again until a few weeks ago (it's still good) so I started using it daily trying not to fall asleep until I used it all up. A visitor stopped by one day (after I ran out) and said that I look good and my skin was glowing... I was shocked to hear that from her cause I didn't do anything special but used up the rest of my g'pil. Imagine if I was taking more of it?

Was surprised to see any positive comments. The whole site is about how he is the next messiah and how he alone can run a new one word government!! If that's not enough, magnets?? Seriously? If that was true wouldn't a MRI cure everything? This is the worst kind of BS "alternative" what ever. It's not that new things can't work but this trash has been around for over 200 years and hasn't worked yet

EDITED: After watching Martin Sargent's interview with Mr. Chiu, I think that my initial words against him were a bit harsh. He does seem to honestly believe in his products, and there may be some medical benefits to magnetism. However, the 'science' he uses to describe his products is flawed, and he's ultimately deluding himself if he thinks that his rings and foot clamps can make him immortal. Don't bother.