Auro Gold, Auro Liquid Gold is a **repackaging** and RENAMING of Adya Clarity.  

They are the SAME product! Both are proposed miracle water purifying products with absurb claims of what they can do.   

The claims state that this product can "NEUTRALIZE" Fluoride, Remove over 250 contaminates and all sorts of other ridiculous claims such as turning a $5 bottle of wine int an $80 bottle and turning your hot tub into a "hot Spring"....

Municipal Water Supplies also use Aluminum Sulfate but this is then filtered out... the people that are promoting and selling Auro Gold and Adya Clarity are stating that it's OK and SAFE to drink this accumulated sludge at the bottom of the bottle once it settles stating that it is no longer harmful.  This should only be used in absolute emergency situations and not in everyday drinking water!

Even scarier... most people filtering their water are trying to stay away from heavy metals!  Auro Gold and Adya Clarity have ALARMINGLY high levels of Aluminum and Iron which are not stated in levels on the label! See below:

http://www.naturalnews.com/036012_Adya_Clarity_FDA_lab_tests.html 

These Scam artists are PREYING on people concerned with the purity of water they are drinking.  They use "Truther Topics" to gain trust from their "Followers" and use this trust to sell a deceptive product.  This product is NOT safe for consumption!

Please do some research and here are a few excellent sources:

(((REDACTED)))

(((REDACTED)))

http://www.naturalnews.com/034022_Adya_Clarity_Health_Canada.html

Imported as "battery acid"

One of the tips NaturalNews received on this story claims that Adya, Inc. was importing Adya Clarity under the description of "battery acid." I could hardly believe this was true, so I checked it out myself.

What I found was surprising but true: On the ImportGenius.com website, a query of "Adya Inc" from Coldwater, Michigan turns up numerous entries of imported materials from the SHIMANISHI KAKEN CO. in Japan to ADYA INC in Coldwater Michigan.

The contents of these shipments?

INORGANIC CHEMICALSHS CODE 3824 BATTERY FLUID ACID

Aluminum sulfate's use as a chemical flocculant

Aluminum sulfate, of course, has long been used in municipal water treatment facilitiesas a "chemical flocculant" or "coagulant." (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aluminium_sulfa...)

This is one of the observed properties of Adya Clarity -- when you pour it into a glass of dirty water, many of the impurities in the water coagulate and then, over 24 hours or so, they settle to the bottom of the container, leaving the water above these coagulants less polluted.

In municipal water treatment facilities, aluminum sulfate is often used for the same purpose in one stage of the water filtration process. But importantly, there is another stageafter that which REMOVES the coagulated metals and minerals so that they don't enter the water supply. No one in a water treatment facility would recommend you actually drinkthe coagulant!

Yet Adya Clarity implies this behavior on its label, where it says you add Adya Clarity to water and then "enjoy the crisp, clean taste of Adya Clarity water," without mentioning that you should never drink the coagulated gunk in the bottom of the glass.

Adya Clarity also sold as "black mica extract" and "ionic minerals"

Be aware that Adya Clarity has also been sold as "black mica extract." In addition, it is sometimes marketed as the following:

• ionic minerals
• mica water
• magnetic minerals

This does not mean that other products marketed as "ionic minerals" are somehow bad for you, by the way. This solely refers to Adya's product being described or marketed as "ionic minerals" or "mica water."

REPORT THESE ACCOUNTS IF YOU SEE THEM!

SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS SELLING/PROMOTING AURO GOLD:

INSTAGRAM:

@Connecting_Consciousness

@Connecting_Consciousnesss (3 s's - They made a "backup account")

@The_nate_max_project

@Nathan11.11

FACEBOOK/NAMES(Most likely not their real names): 

Shayne Benattar

Neil Pascoe

Harald Kautz Vella

Dave Max

THE DANGERS OF ALUMINUM:

http://chemicaloftheday.squarespace.com/most-controversial/2012/9/11/dangers-of-aluminum.html