know what you are buying

I don't know why I'm posting here.
Just happened to stumble across this junk stock.

The posters here seem to not know about this product.
It doesn't work. It is as simple as that.

As a scientist I can tell you their claims are garbage. The only thing that might work in this product is the dehydrogenase (but they don't even say if it is alcohol dehydrogenase). Even then you have to take it WHILE drinking alcohol because once alcohol is absorbed this enzyme will not work. The enzyme will only work in the gut (if it gets that far before being broken down by your digestive enzymes). The other stuff in the pills has no effect on alcohol absorbtion or the chemicals that cause hangovers and are basically vitamin-like pills.

I cannot find any published trial data or any basic research on this approach to reducing alcohol levels in blood. I would not trust the company's scientists. Who do they work for?

If it looks like a duck, walks like a duck and quacks like a duck. It probably is a duck.

Here's a blog that is fairly well on the money (only a couple of things I disagree with)

http://dansdata.blogsome.com/2008/01/08/magic-hangover-pills/

As for making money on this stock. Well, that may not have much to do with whether their product works or not. But if you are looking for a multimillion dollar blockbuster, save the drinking world drug then this is not it. Trade this stock if you like but you might have more luck in the casino....

I will check back later if you are interested in a real scientists opinion and have questions about it.....