Comments on: Biodisc, the latest trend in Pemagatsel

By: beerjee

beerjee — Sat, 03 Jan 2009 04:55:49 +0000

Its a shame that the authorities have not commented on the issue.
If the product is beneficial as claimed. The health authority should
buy this magical biodiscs. Several patients can then make use of
the magical power of the disc.
The biodisc sales is targeted at the rich and educated who have
medical conditions and are willing to part their money to hope
to get relieve.
Its just impossible for a small piece of glass to change the molecular
structure of water. Where does the energy comes from ?
The very fact that the sales involves a pyramid strategy makes the
product dubious. There is no money back warranty for the product.
If you are not satisfied you will be stuck with the silly piece of glass.

The amazing thing is that there are people who strongly support the
product. They could be marketeers who engineer good reports to attract
more customers.

By: ckathet

ckathet — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 07:17:08 +0000

It should be legalised either or banned by Govt. as soon as possible . Even the educated people are fooled and forget about the rural. I heard this practice has even penetrated to rural villages.

By: Dorji Tenzin

Dorji Tenzin — Thu, 21 Aug 2008 16:25:36 +0000

Although I too have heard quite a lot about the Biodisc I have not yet seen one my self. If it does perform such miracles, why won’t any government adopt it in hospitals and save millions of money. I feel as many government officials have surely heard about this, something should be done without much delay before our money is poured out into someone’s pocket.

By: Tsheten Dorji

Tsheten Dorji — Tue, 19 Aug 2008 02:43:19 +0000

The govt. of Bhutan ( Ministry of Health) should do some thing upon this issue.

By: Nalenjan

Nalenjan — Mon, 18 Aug 2008 19:27:32 +0000

I simply feel sorry for our Bhuanese gullibles. It indicates how an ignorant and superstitious society like ours can be easily fooled and miserably exploited. I am surprised though that even when such stories pervade so thick in the air, heavily victimising so many of our fools, the Health Ministry is not coming up with proper clarifications. I feel the Royal Government should criminalise such schemes and punish both the perpetors and accomplices. If it is genuine and legitimate, why not the perpetors negociate for a deal with our government or seek for permission to practice this business in Bhutan?