July 8, 2008 Wealth Review:  water4gas          

What is the Water4Gas program? It's a method for generating hydrogen fuel which has actual benefits to your engine beyond just improving fuel economy, which a hydrogen system will definitely do. Can you find free advice for building a hydrogen system from the Internet? Absolutely. There are a number of sources for hydrogen fuel systems easily found with a quick on line search.

With the price of fuel rising exponentially by the day, interest in alternatives is really taking off. So when you see an offer like this, it peaks your interest, followed by a WHOLE lot of questions. Right now, if you visit the Water4gas website, you can get a free e-book download that helps to answer questions and address concerns about the Water4gas program.

You're probably thinking, "Isn't hydrogen dangerous?" Absolutely, when under pressure. You see, that is how the big name automakers want us to get hydrogen fuel. In dangerous pressurized tanks, pumping it at hydrogen fuel stations, keeping their big-oil buddies in the loop.

One of the secrets the over 37,000 users of the hydrogen fuel system have learned is that hydrogen is safely compressed in water, released on demand. It helps your engine burn cleaner and the system promoted here is safe for the newer, computer controlled cars. It is an add-on to the engine and can be removed in less than 60 seconds, according to the website.

Does a hydrogen fuel system really improve gas mileage? My personal experience is yes. My husband, who is mechanically inclined, studied the hydrogen fuel method four years ago, put together a crude system and improved our mileage 30%. One of the nice things about the water4gas system is you not only get the complete books, you get access to updates as the technology improves, tech support and even a page to set you up with a seller near you of the pre-built system in case, like me, you're not a mechanic or rocket scientist.

What's the price of this system? $97, which seems quite reasonable considering that's now about the price of a tank of gas. Time is money, of course, and with the e-books provided by Internet download instantly, you can literally be up and running in a short time. Average time to recoup total expenses, including the cost of books is a couple of months. Not bad, eh?

By the way, if you want to see hydrogen assisted cars for yourself before you try using the system, they meet every Saturday in Van Nuys, California. No sales or installations allowed at the meet, just a chance to get together and share notes. Here's the info for the meeting location: meet hydrogen fuel drivers
Two other great reasons to purchase the Water4gas system is the 60 day, 100% money back guarantee, along with secure shopping through the Clickbank system. This is not some 'fly by night' guy. He stakes his reputation on the service he provides to his customers and with nearly 13,000 buyers of his system out there, he must be doing something right.

So if you are eager to get better fuel economy, and maybe even make some extra dollars promoting or building this type of system, this could be $97 well spent. There are a lot of copycats out there, and since water4gas is a huge success, the list is growing by the day. But this guy is the real deal.

Website: Water4gas

July 11, 2008 Health review:     Reishi Coffee

Could I just get a cup of Reishi coffee, please?

You've no doubt seen/heard the hype about Reishi coffee and maybe even given it is try. Is it worth the extra expense? Without a doubt, yes. I was one of the first big fans of the stuff when it started being promoted in the US. Why? Because it has the potential to improve health and wellness. Reishi has a reputation for modulating the immune system and being a powerful anti-inflammatory. In the oriental world it is known as the "king of herbs" When we drank Reishi at our house, we didn't get sick, period. Now the FDA says that only a drug  can prevent or treat an illness, so it can only be an amazing coincidence that we feel so much better, more alert and energetic drinking the Reishi beverage. And although more expensive than home brewed or instant coffee, it's still substantially less than the gourmet coffee house/espresso stand stuff, and about on par ordering a cup of joe at a local cafe, which sure as heck won't benefit your body like the Reishi may.

Reishi coffee retails for around $1.25-$2.00 a cup. You add hot water and instantly get your cup of health (There are now some ground brew-it- yourself products on the market). You can enjoy it any time. You can even make money selling it to other people. And with coffee being the second biggest commodity in the world after oil, it just might be a good line of business to be in.

Unfortunately, some of the biggest players in the Reishi coffee business have been involved in soap opera-like fighting within and without their respective companies the past couple of years making choosing a  company to be affiliated with difficult. There are a few other small companies out there, although for some of these, consistent timely order fulfillment may be an issue occasionally.

And so we come to the new guy on the block, Organo Gold. What the cost of Organo Gold's products will be is as yet unknown since they are just getting started. However, their website now shows a "100%" retail markup, promising $25 distributor profit for each box sold. That will put Organo Gold  at the high end of the Reishi market with a suggested retail of $50 a box, compared to Gano Excel's $25. I did have the opportunity to sample some of their offerings recently and the mild flavor could make this a hit, even with folks who didn't embrace Reishi coffee before. For those that prefer a stouter blend, it may taste weak and whether potency of the herb is affected by the milder flavored mushroom is as yet unknown.  Right now it's only available to people who sign up as distributors until September. If you are interested either for business or product purchase, their website is: www.organogold.com

The pleasant surprise of the week is the improvements is Gano Excel's program. They have some good incentive programs for distributors and are making inroads towards getting back customers that may have left the company in the last year or so. Their fast order fulfillment is definitely an improvement. It used to be that it took about a week to get an order from California to Montana. Paying extra for express shipping was no faster. So when I placed an order on Friday, chose the least expensive USPS Priority mail option and received my order Monday morning, it was an awesome surprise. What ever they've done to improve the process is working and I'll go back to being an autoship customer. I want my coffee. www.ganoexcel.us