Replies to post #18295 on Omni Health Inc (OMHE)

[MD-420]

Talk about a straw man argument. I simply pointed out how ridiculous the proof was that you provided.

[JJHjh]

Les,
What are your thoughts on this rather long delay in not updating shareholders and financials not reported out?
Transaction issues in the background that need disclosure?

[BubbaInSC]

OMHE Does NOT Own Celebcream FACT

They are merely a non-exclusive wholesale distributor. I would say that you are misleading posters into thinking that Omnihealth owns celebcream. they don't. Just like your $80 mil revenue projection was COMPLETLEY WRONG, your claims that omnihealth owns celebream - and you are just outright wrong again.

Les, below is YOUR link to an OMHE, where Omnihealth doesn't even claim ownership of celebcream.

Please highlight any and all the words that explicitly state that OmniHealth owns Celebream.

http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/OMHE/news

Omni Health, Inc. Announces Roll Out of Anti-Aging Product Line

MIAMI, FL -- (Marketwired) -- 06/13/17 -- Omni Health, Inc., (OTC PINK: OMHE), a vertically integrated healthcare company with focus on pharmaceutical, anti-aging products, and cannabis biotech engineering, announced today the roll out of Celeb Cream, anti-aging product line. Dr. Lawrence Samuels, a member of the Scientific Advisory Board of OMHE, was the scientific engineer of the Celeb Cream original products. Celeb Cream is an all-in-one anti-aging complex with the most effective peptides clinically proven to reduce appearance of wrinkles. For more information on Celeb Cream visit www.celebcream.com.

Celeb Cream, Inc., expects to bring more than $2M in revenue to OMHE over the course of the next year, increasing OMHE projections for this fiscal year to more than $10M in revenue. Andrey Soloviev, OMHE Chief Executive Officer, stated, "When we acquired Malecon Pharmacy approximately one year ago, it was our intent then to bring Celeb Cream into the business. We just needed to wait for the right time to make it happen." The roll-up of Celeb Cream into OMHE was without any shareholder dilution.

Dr. Lawrence E. Samuels, the chief of dermatology at St. Luke's Hospital in St. Louis and a widely respected leader in his medical field, has been developing anti-aging, skin care, and hair care products since 1966. Dr. Samuels is a member of the teaching faculty at Washington University Medical School and he has provided expert dermatological care for more than three decades. He's a board-certified dermatologist and a member of the American Academy of Dermatology and the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery.

"This Celeb Cream addition will allow us to fast track Omni Health's entry into the anti-aging and specialty skincare industries, a highly profitable marketplace that we have targeted as one of the key growth areas," said Omni Health CEO Andrey Soloviev.

Sounds kind of like when you and Bubs argued that VTCQ would never see revenue from VitaStik EU because Al Santos owned the trademark. Or that Grow Contractors wasn't owned by mCig and mcig wouldn't see any revenue because Rob Kressa said on the website that he owned it.

Just another phony claim to sow doubt in shareholders minds. You're essentially accusing companies of intentionally misinforming shareholders. Yet you have no proof that contradicts the company's PR's.

$2 million revenue projection = $2 million

...no matter how you want to label it.

Omni owns Celebcream, its website and exclusive distribution rights

The anti-aging cream market is estimated to be worth $191.7 billion by 2019

[BubbaInSC]

RFLMAO So Roll-up and roll-out is defined as own??? RFLMAO

Thank you for efficiently and effectively proving me right again :)