Mystech CEO Unveils New Reality Show & Puts Skepticism To Rest

PHOENIX - May 20, 2016 - PRLog -- This past Wednesday, Halo Marques, Founder of the company Mystech, a jewelry brand known to re-align a person's body to earth's natural frequency, released the pilot to his new reality show entitled, "Welcome To The Future." Viewers have said the pilot is somewhat like a blend of David Blaine's street magic series and an amusing documentary. It is produced and filmed by the media division of the GPME Group, a company based out of Scottsdale Arizona.

In the show you'll find Mr. Marques, taking his personal film crew around to stores and locations where he hand picks the items to be imprinted and sold by his company. He then leads the crew on a reality based journey through Mill Avenue, a popular destination in Tempe, Arizona where he shows students, golfers and other random volunteers the power of his products, and the real reactions are absolutely phenomenal!

As you continue to watch, the CEO voyages the crew to several other locations, including a professional Iron Boy Boxing match, where he shows his sports bands balance enhancement tests to Pro Boxer Carlos Castro, as well as running into pro body builder Harold Allen at EOS Fitness, where he demonstrates his strength tests.

What really kills the audience's skepticism is Halo's conclusion where he encourages everyone who watches the show to take the "Mystech Challenge." The challenge consists of purchasing a Mystech product and performing his balance and strength tests to their friends and family members, with promises to see the same balance and strength results as what is shown in the pilot. He even teaches the viewers how to perform the tests correctly so that they can get the full affect of the products.

This gesture is something that other competitors have never offered their users and usually steer away from. Usually the tests are performed by the salesman and no one else. You'd assume that if the products didn't work as offered that Mystech would be running the risk of many returns and negative reviews, but from our research, there has been no negative online backlash, and insiders say they quite surprisingly receive little to no returns on their products.

The film is said to be shopped around to several interested networks local and abroad, but regardless of a network endorsement, there is a rumored episode 2 in the works to be filmed in Portland, Oregon, now home to the new Mystech headquarters.

Since the company's uprooting from Phoenix, Arizona, sources say that Halo is determined to continue to introduce products that directly correlate to all consumer's lifestyles. And while it's still currently unreleased to the public, employees tell us that Mystech is to begin releasing fashionable apparel that will also offer the same affects as Mystech branded jewelry.

Regardless, the Mystech brand is beginning to affect many people worldwide, and the company is now showing that the gloves are off and there is "No Bull" in their business model or products. Check out the pilot and website below.

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