See posts 28, 72, and 83 for information on the effectiveness of the device beyond anecdotes.
In particular, there is nothing "clinically proven" about the product. Per the RadioLab segment linked above, there was a single internal study commissioned by the company released only to advertisers and distributors; it had no placebo or control of any kind.
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expireddzatuchney posted Jan 13, 2024 09:11 PM
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