Is the description I was sent of the Japanese nutritional supplement, Cho-Wa, accurate in portraying it as having remarkable rejuvenation benefits, including elimination of many health problems? Or was this just hype?

Far from being just hype, we would consider this as being greatly undersold and underrepresented in terms of its significance and potential in benefitting human survival and longevity in the face of the mountain of karmic backlog and the build-up of multiple maladies, oftentimes over the years, causing great suffering and early death. It is being marketed in an understated way, specifically knowing it will be those who are awakened who will respond to the message being conveyed. It is necessarily a somewhat vague description. That is a tactical decision intended to avoid running afoul of the law in making too many medical claims heretofore undocumented by clinical research. That was decided as a tactical strategy, if not necessity, under the current climate, but has been a wise choice thus far. There is always a danger of such operations being shut down for technical violations regarding unsubstantiated claims, being a legal technicality that can be disastrous and leading to draconian regulatory penalties. We highly recommend this for everyone.