Ingredients

Regular Green Soap: Contains: Prayer - Electrically engineered eloptic energized stabilized oxygenated water – Ash of Dedecyl solution - Dehydrabiethylamine [a safe substance that chemists cannot correctly identify due to the present parameters of "accepted, mainstream physics", thus the reason for the misnomer – not to be confused with Dehydrobiethylamine] – Calcium – Potassium - Magnesium - Foaming Agent - Biodegradable - Naturally Concentrated. The is a Regular Soap available without the Foaming Agent. Coloration is not done with harmful chemicals.

Green Moisturizing Soap: Contains: Prayer - Electrically engineered eloptic energized stabilized oxygenated water – Ash of Dedecyl solution - Dehydrabiethylamine [a safe substance that chemists cannot correctly identify, thus the reason for the misnomer – not to be confused with Dehydrobiethylamin] – Calcium – Potassium - Magnesium - Foaming Agent – Cold pressed Avocado – Almond – Olive and Coconut Oils - Vitamin E. - Biodegradable - Naturally Concentrated.

Neutralizer: Contains: Prayer - Electrically engineered eloptic energized stabilized oxygenated water – Ash of Dedecyl solution - Calcium - Potassium – Magnesium / Also available in concentrated powder.

Neutralizer Gel [neutralizing]: Contains: Prayer - Electrically engineered eloptic energized stabilized oxygenated water – Ash of Dedecyl solution - Calcium - Potassium – Magnesium (Carbopol 940) [This may be replaced with a better substance soon].

Moisturizer: Contains: Prayer - Electrically engineered eloptic energized stabilized oxygenated water – Ash of Dedecyl solution - Calcium - Potassium – Magnesium - Almond oil - Coconut Oil – Pressed Avocado - Vitamin E.

Miracle II & pH

Miracle II soaps are moderately alkaline, and are always concentrated (they should be diluted). The clear soap gel is pH balanced. Miracle II Moisturizer is specifically designed to share the best of the good ingredients of Miracle II with moisturizing agents to soothe and smooth the skin.

Miracle II pH Chemistry Lesson

So what is pH anyway? Simplistically, it’s nothing more than a measuring system for comparing the strength of acids and bases. An abbreviation for “potential of hydrogen”, chemists long ago realized molecules which give up more protons – the positively charged portion of an atom –when placed into water, differed from those that give up a hydroxy group (OH-).

A scale from 1 to 14 was created to gauge these properties. Water, the elixir of life, is neutral; it is neither acidic nor alkaline. It was assigned the midway point on the scale: 7. Anything below 7 is categorized as an acid; those above, a base. ( Note: the terms base, basic and alkaline all refer to the same thing. ) The further the pH shifts from 7 in either direction, the stronger (and potentially irritating) the solution. So a compound with a pH of 3 is more acidic than one at 5; a base at 8 is less potentially irritating than one at 10.

The Acid Mantle

An imperceptible thin viscous fluid, the acid mantle, important for maintaining overall health of skin and hair, protects both skin and hair. Secretions formed by sebaceous and eccrine sweat glands comprise the acid mantle. Sebum (the oily substance produced by the sebaceous glands) and sweat, (the salty, watery mix produced by the eccrine glands) blend and are further acidified by secretions from normal flora of the skin (bacteria known as Staphylococcus epidermis). The normal acid mantle for both skin and hair ranges between 4.0 and 5.5.

Sunlight, diet, excessive sweating and the application of skin or hair products can all lead to disruptions in the acid mantle.

pH And Skin Care

The epidermis is protected by an external layer of dead, dry, tightly knit cells (outer stratum corneum) arranged like shingles on a roof. Any disruption to the acid mantle, elevating overall skin pH, interferes with this protective barrier, wrenching cells away from each other and results in dehydration, roughness, irritation and noticeable flaking. Skin is left defenseless and susceptible to further environmental damage.

As cells pull apart, minute breaks become exposed, leaving skin more vulnerable to bacterial invasion. Under normal circumstances, bacteria not only have a difficult time penetrating through the stratum corneum, but the acid mantle creates a hostile environment for bacteria which prefer an alkaline environment to flourish. A rise in pH plays mayhem with natural infection prevention, further increasing infection due to bacteria typically paralyzed by an acidic environment. Once the pH exceeds 6.5, bacterial invasion increases dramatically, a loss of normal skin integrity results and a variety of various skin diseases and disorders such as atopic dermatitis, seborrhea, ichthyosis and irritant contact dermatitis flare.

Washing the skin with moderately or highly alkaline soap or detergents is one of the most common mistakes made that strips away the acid mantle. This is why it is important to dilute Miracle II Soaps, and also use the Moisturizer. Some communities have very alkaline or even very acidic water, and neither of these are good for the skin.

Miracle II has been around for nearly 25 years and there are no reports of any harmful effects during this time. The Miracle II Products are guaranteed unconditionally for 30 days. If for ANY reason you are not completely satisfied with Miracle II, we will refund your cost minus the shipping and handling. Call Elder if you have any questions at 706-937-7379, or better yet, email elder7@rangeguide.net.

DISCLAIMER: None of the information shared here about Miracle II products is meant or intended to treat, prescribe, recommend, or diagnose regarding any medical illnesses or diseases. Discuss your medical symptoms, illnesses or disease with a competent health professional. The information shared here is only for educational purposes and presented from a historical perspective. Miracle II products are classified as soap, and are not items under supervision of the FDA. Neither Burk-Elder: Hale, Third, Burk Hale, Inc., nor Range Guide Networks, by presenting facts, testimonies and historical uses by Miracle II users, labs or researchers, claim, intend to represent, suggest or imply that Miracle II products will do a specific thing.