Here is a typical ad for Magna Rx that is in the back of many
mens magazines. After you read what I have discovered you
will see what a scam the whole thing is.
Dr. Diaz appears on the Bottle as Dr. Aguilar. Why do they use a fake name?


Pick up just about any men’s magazine from Maxim, FHM, Stuff, Playboy, Penthouse, Car and Driver, Mens Fitness and dozens of others you will see ads like the one to the left for a product called Magna Rx. It makes the bold claims that by taking their pills you will ad 3’ to 5’ to the size of yuor penis.

What seperates these claims from others is that there is a doctor picuted in the ad and he is identified as Dr. George Aguilar, a ‘genius who worked for 7 years to perfect the Magna Rx formula. He is further identified as the “Head of His State Society of Urology genius behind Magna Rx”. A board certified Urologist. (Which board, its not any American Medical board.) He is a member of the college of Urology and the director of 46 urologists, and Dr. Aguilar is also past-president of his State Society of Urologists. Sounds very impressive, especially the past president of his "state society." I don’t know what you think but when I first read this I assumed it meant the state was one of the 50 United States, like maybe he was the top guy in the state of Indiana or Texas or Maryland or something. I really believed that because the ads also say he oversees the production of Magna Rx in a "state of the art laboratory in this country."

Well I searched all over the United States and could not find this man. But I didn’t give up. My investigative team searched the world and after many months we found out his real name and tracked him down to a tiny little town in Mexico. Not only did we locate him, we went and visited him as you will see in the photos below, but we found out right from him that Magna Rx is a joke!

His real name is not George Aguilar but is Jorge Aguilar Diaz. He is not a graduate of a medical school in America. He went to medical school in Mexico - something that is not recoginized by America. He is not licensed to practice medicine in America. He says he did not create the Magna Rx formula, but was merely given a “few hundred dollars” for the use of his photo. He said that Magna Rx is “worthless” and he would not tell anyone to take it. Check out the photos below.
My Guys Track Down Magna Rx “Genius”
Deep In Mexico. He Comes Clean And Calls
Magna Rx “ Worthless!”

Dr. Diaz was more than happy to pose with my guys Scott and Jorge for photos in his office. His assistant took the photos. He was delighted to tell them how Magna Rx was “worthless” and how embarressed he was that the Magna Rx company was taking advantage of him and using his photo and name to make millions of dollars.
Dr. Diaz Said:

• He did not work for
7 years on any formula.

• He does not oversee
the making of Manga Rx
in a lab.

• He has nothing to
do with Magna Rx.

• Magna Rx is worthless
and a total waste
of money.

• HE GOTPAID A FEW
HUNDRES DOLLARS FOR
HIS PHOTO - THAT’S HIS
ONLY CONNECTION

This is the front door
of Dr. Diaz’ office deep down in a tiny little
village in Mexico. Here my investigator poses for a photo before his interview with “genius” behind the Magna Rx formula. notice the
grafatti on the walls. Notice Dr. Diaz shares the office with another doctor /genius. The other guys name is on the top half of the door and the man credited with the Magna Rx formula gets bottom billing.

DOCTOR’S DESK

This is the genius’s desk. It’s a slab of wood on top of a few portable files. There were no medical degrees on the wall of his office, though records in Mexico show he did get a degree from a less than respected Mexican Medical School. Incidentally, no doctor from Mexico is allowed to practice medicine in the United States based on a degree from a Mexican Medical School, since their standards are well below those of Medical Schools in the USA. They must be certified by American standards. My investigators have not found any evidence that he is licensed to practice medicine in America.
Doctor’s Office Looked More Like A
Men’s Room at A Sleazy Truck Stop!

This is the doctor’s “private” bathroom. It doesn’t look like it could pass the most basic sanitation test here in America.
Patients Bathroom

I kid you not. This is the bathroom in his office for patients. It is hard to believe this is 2006. Look at this place. It was so dirty and filthy you might need a tetanus shot to go in there. Concrete floor, horrible oror, the water was orange, and there was trash everywhere. Do you really think this guy has figured out a way to make your penis grow 5” longer? The whole thing is one big scam.

This is the docotr’s “scrub up” sink where he washes himself up before an examine. The towel is dirty adn grubby, there is dirt all over the walls, there is an old cup of coffee on the sink.
Nice
Neighborhood

The is the office right next to Dr. Diaz’s office. Looks like a bombed out building from a war zone.



Here is just one of the laboratory tests I had commissioned on various Magna Rx lots. None were close to matching label claims. In this test it reveals that L-Arginine levels are about 40% lower than claimed. The Magna Rx label claims it contains 232.4 mg of Horny Goat Weed. The lab test shows it contains less than 7 mg of Icariin, the active marker in HGW. This is way off the mark. Another lab test which assayed the level of Pygeum Africanum which the label lists as its largest ingredient supposedly delivering a whopping 582 mg per serving. The lab test showed it to only have about 120 mg per serving - that’s over 70% below the label claim. Imagine paying for a six pack and only getting one beer!
Each Bottle of Magna Rx Costs
Less Than $2.50 to Manufacture!
Here is an actual proce quote from the company that manufactures Magna Rx. As you will see they charge them $2.15 for a bottle of 60 tablets. This is one of the cheapest prices I have ever seen for a bottle of pills. This means they are using super cheap ingredients. What a surprise the company that claims they can ad 5” inches to the size of your penis with formula they claim was created by a doctor whose name and credentials they intentionally distort, uses the cheapest ingredients on the market. Imagine that.
The 2 pages here show the Magna Rx Formula Cost Sheet right from their manufacturer. Do my guys do their reseach or what! When I tell you a product is good you can bet the ranch on it. When I tell you something is a rip-off - you better believe I have done the research and investigating and can back up every word I say. Magna Rx, if you haven’t figured out by now - is a total waste of money.
Incidentially Dr. Diaz does not workthere and does not oversee anything here as their ads claim. Again his is down in his shanty in a Mexician village about 700 miles from Southern California.