Maybe I'll start a company to promote the use of my newly designed coolant additive, Beast Release.
It reduces engine temperatures, adds 12 horsepower, promotes heat transfer, is wetter than water, improves coolant viscosity, stabilizes pH, and is ecologically responsible. Not only that, it's made in the country of origin for most Triumphs.
I'll bet I could get a decent market for this stuff, especially if the mark up is 400% or more so that dealers and distributors have a vested interest in being convinced that it works. A website with FAQS, and some colorful brochures, and we're on our way.
What is it? Thai fish sauce.
When I was a very young engineer, I was approached by an entrepreneur who wanted manufacturing advice for a new product. I asked if the product worked, and whether or not he owned the patents.
His answer was "It doesn't matter. We'll have really cool end cap displays in every K-Mart in the country, and by the time the lawyers catch up with us, the money will be buried." His intended market was a segment of the population that were, at the time, grossly undereducated.
It was a classic practical example of the long known truth that a fool and his money can soon be parted.... by the unscrupulous, with the aid of ignorant, possibly well-meaning partners.
Just use the manufacturer recommended 50-50 mix of ethylene glycol and distilled water. There is absolutely no basis for choosing or adding any other product.