It appears to be a travelling AntiVax / Alt-Med roadshow, as if Lollapalooza and the AutismOne scamboree fell in love and had a beautiful baby together. Snatching the mantle of the "March of Dimes", 80 years after the fact, to reclaim its associations for the cause of anti-science. Let's just look at the line-up for this year's Michigan instantiation of the tour...
These "liniments of gratified desire" [W. Blake] being a continuation of the Olde Tymes when the cure for everything was the rare but potent GcMAF protein, and suckers still hanker for it, undeterred by the facts that
- the erstwhile prophets of GcMAF have recanted, and
- cow-colostrum contains no GcMAF as such (as the product's name tacitly admits).
Further down the line-up you can see Not-Doctors / Chiroquacktors Senechal and Tent. I have no idea what a Certified Functional Medical Practitioner might be, or who certifies them, but the title contrives to imply medical expertise without actually claiming a qualification. Together they operate the "Diverse Health Services" Wellness Clinic, having concluded that the best way of addressing their clients' illnesses is to relabel them as "differently healthy". Though it may be that if their clients need (a) a paediatrician and (b) help from DC Senechal in ignoring that paediatrician's advice, then they are suffering primarily from problems of "excess money".*
Anyways, Diverse Health has added the GlycoPlus skin creams to their scammocopoeia. Huzzah!
Good mates with Candice
The North American market was previously divvied out between ReactivatedWellness (Candice's company) and MWSdistributing in Maine (one Margaret Shaver), with PureLivingHealth in charge of Canadian orders (although run by Nicole Sullivan, Florida Woman) -- all with standard packaging and boiler-plate webstores, being distributors for GcMAFplus.com, a supplier that prefers to remain economical with details. The Diverse Health team have evidently bypassed the oligopoly and struck a separate, parallel deal with the supplier, for their product comes in different, bespoke packaging.
Or perhaps it is just dated stock, from a production run that preceded the final selection of the current logo. In the absence of a Use-By date, one can only speculate.
Just look at that website on the packaging,
glycoproteinplus.com..** The site no longer exists, but thanks to archived copies, we find it instructing customers to send their inquiries and orders to glycoplus@protonmail.com. On further investigation, this proves to be Candice's own e-address, used on her webstore and in promotional FaceBorg pages she administers; that is to say, the vanished site was another branch of Bradstreet Enterprises.The domain for glycoproteinplus.com still exist. The registration details show that Candice extended it into cybserspace from an Icelandic IP address...
in close propinquity to the domain for the mysterious supplier, GcMAFplus. Which is to say, the anonymity of the details is only partial, and we know that both companies were set up by the same person.From time to time a dim recognition of these coincidences seems to glimmer in the minds of the customers, like moments of lucidity among the inmates of a High-Security Retirement Home. Here is Martha Bryan, in a FaceBonk convo with Candice, unhappy with the delayed arrival of the lotions she paid for, and especially exasperated with the excuses being passed on from the producer:
Martha Bryan Candice, I seriously don't appreciate your private message to me: "We have never had a history of that and I am rather shocked at how the moment we cannot provide the product due to a serious issue people seem to start assuming or accusing" Unless you own GCMAF, I am shocked that you cannot see our need and how unfair it is that we give our money upfront and waiting over a month for the product, and that on top of that you resent us for not understanding your "serious issues." :o Unless you own GCMAF, I don't know how in good conscience you approve their practice.Martha contacted Lucy Corrigan (Tasmania Woman) for an alternative supply. Corrigan used to manage Pacific distribution, where the product is branded as "GcMAFplus", on account of a pre-existent placebo producer already owning rights to the name "Glycoplus". She was unable to oblige, citing frustrations with the supplier, who are lackadaisical and unprofessional and oblivious to the situation of consumers and distributors like herself and Candice.
Candice Lee-Bradstreet Trust me that when we cannot get product right away it is very frustrating for us as we of all people know the seriousness of health issues and the importance of this cream. We do this in hopes to bring the product to the USA to make it easier and cost effective for people. I have apologized through many emails for the delay to customers. Martha my message to you was apologizing for the delay and that if you would like to work with another reseller. We do not ever plan on product being this late and had we known we would just be out of stock . My heart is to help people so these delays are very upsetting to me as well. Again I am sorry for the delay
Candice Lee-Bradstreet And I do not resent anyone. I said I am shocked that when it does take this long that this happens. That is all I said
Effects of GlycoPlus withdrawal: not pretty
Martha Bryan Good question. I placed an order in November 27, and even though they do take the $$$ upfront, more than a month later I still haven't seen my creams. [...]Indeed, Lucy closed her webstore at the end of last year, and left the sector to spend more time with her family trust-fund, thereby depriving Australians not only of cow-squeezin's but also of Joovv light-therapy devices, Activated Molecular Hydrogen Water (because anti-oxidant), and Ozone Therapy (because oxidant) [see, I promised we would come back to the plot developments in this latest issue of the on-going serial].
Lucy Corrigan Group admin [...] No, this is not normal and I suspect it is not your suppliers fault.
Most distributors I know ship their orders straight away.
However there may have been a hold up with a GcMafplus stock shipment to the US.
And yes, distributors must receive payment before they can ship products.
The GcMafplus owners took off at that time (end of November) and no one could get any stock delivered, so it was crazy. Two days before Black Friday when everyone was stocking up on stuff to last until the new year.... I have stopped distributing for them due to poor business practices such as this. Busiest time of the year and they took off overseas leaving me with no stock (and in the middle of my most successful/busiest promotion) and told me to just make my clients wait a month! There was no way I was going to continue with them with such inadequate communication (they gave me no notice they were leaving) and expecting sick patients to wait over a month for products they had paid for and desperately need.
So I would love to be able to ship to you Martha, but I'm not into causing people upset and extra pain because of things such as this.
I am now focusing on my own health and my family in the new year and of course helping my friends in my Facebook groups like you
She may even have looked around the poker table and found herself unable to identify the sucker.
Each bottle of serum requires the
harvesting of 100 human lives
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* One can only speculate whether Test and Senechal's opposition to preventative health and their denial of germ-theory disease causation is designed to keep clients unwell. They espouse the Blaxill-Olmsted notion that paralytic Polio was not a viral infection as generally taught, but instead was an epidemic of neurotoxic injury from a kind of pesticide popular at the time. So we should not thank the Sabin and Salk vaccines for ending the summer plague, when the discontinuance of that pesticide should really get the credit, even in countries that never used it but suffered polio epidemics anyway until the vaccine arrived on the scene. Calling them "low-life quacks and grifting trash" is harsh but what is the alternative?** The claim at the bottom to be "Made and Manufactured in New Zealand" may well be true, for NZ cow-cockies will happily sieve their waste-products like colostrum for any protein the customer desires, and the dairy industry is used to meeting the needs of supplement pimps.
UPDATE: A reader has pointed out that the GlycoPlus creams for sale at Diverse Health Services are not in fact for sale, as they are working the old bait-and-switch.
Candice may at some time have provided them some of the coveted product itself, and not just concept-stage foteaux of packaging, but no-one really gives two tugs on a dead dingo's dick.
The actual Diverse Health range of scams, magic, placebos and
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