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I'm not sure if this is the guy, but a couple of years ago I wrote an email to someone similar, calling his stuff fraudulent and asking him how he could sleep at night. I got into a long email exchange, and offered him this deal:
We jointly pick an independent, credible research facility, such as a university, to test his gadget. I would pay for the test. If they determined that the device made a measurable difference, I would donate $10,000 to his favorite charity. If they determined that the gadget didn't work, he would reimburse me the cost of the test and put a summary of the test results prominently on his website.
At first he accepted, then sent me an email saying that no test was necessary, since he had all the evidence he needed because so many people had bought his gadget.
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