Shiela Manikis

New testimonies emerging after our initial report expose an even broader pattern of wrongdoing behind the MCGI Hydrogen Water Scam. What began as a misleading “healing water” scheme now shows signs of labor exploitation, mislabeling, tax evasion and systematic diversion of profits away from local chapters and into private hands.

Despite the ban, the drink continues to be distributed off-label across MCGI chapters locally and internationally. Promotional videos shown after worship services feature members sharing anecdotal testimonies, including one woman who claimed she was cured of hypertension and uric acid after consuming three boxes of the water.

Observers describe this as the biggest internal revolt in the church’s modern history—a movement once built on fear and obedience now imploding under its own corruption and hypocrisy.