A church from Australia has been slammed for selling a coronavirus miracle “bleach” cure for $32.

The product is being sold by the Genesis II Church of Health and Healing in Queensland, Australia.

The cure that they are selling is known as the MMS (Miracle Mineral Solution), which in reality is bleach.

Drinking or consuming bleach in any way can cause serious problems, and in worse scenarios, it can also cause death.

The Genesis II Church of Health and Healing has been banned by Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube since last year.

They are known for selling products that are laced with chlorine dioxide, which is also available in powdered form, called as sodium chlorite.

The church is selling the product, dubbed as HCL-MMS1 in 140 ml bottles for $32 Australian Dollars.

Their website shows buyers should mix and drink the product.

The products that they sell are currently banned in the United States of America after the FDA obtained an injunction last month to stop the sale of “unapproved, unproven and potentially dangerous coronavirus (COVID-19) treatment product” in the country.

Upon ingestion, the product can cause nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, severe dehydration, and in worst case scenarios, death.

Professor Ken Harvey, an Australian professional working at the Monash University’s Department of Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine, wants the solution to be banned.

Professor Harvey has petitioned the government to ban the sale of the product by launching a complaint with Australia’s Therapeutic Goods Administration.

During an interview with 7News, a news agency in Australia, Professor Harvey talked about the drug, where he said:

The TGA is effectively impotent … and it is being swamped with complaints about fake coronavirus treatments. This is bleach and it’s dangerous.

Let’s just hope no one buys this drug.