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Photo Illustration by Kelly Caminero / The Daily Beast / GettyThe founder of a health and wellness company that sold “magic dirt” which was found to contain toxic levels of arsenic and lead after a campaign from anti-multi-level marketing activists, is back with a new set of products—that look remarkably similar to his old ones.Marc Saint-Onge calls himself the “mud man,” and has been extolling the virtues of “fulvic acid,” (decomposed plant material in the soil, otherwise known as dirt) in diff

Before the company, Black Oxygen Organics, shut down, the mud was being sold for $110 a bag. The FDA is now telling customers to throw out the product after tests showed elevated levels of lead and arsenic.

As far as multi-level marketing companies go, the now-defunct Black Oxygen Organics ("BOO" to its fans) belongs in a category of its own, and not a good one. That's...

"BOO" is for Black Oxygen Organics, a "cure" for COVID-19 that turns out to be dirt that sells for $110 a bag through a multilevel marketing sales model.