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They say "This has a positive effect on the energy field of the cells which, from the outside, encourages a better functioning of the cells." Yes, this is clea
by db48x 6y ago
They say "This has a positive effect on the energy field of the cells which, from the outside, encourages a better functioning of the cells."
Yes, this is clearly a fraud. Cells don't work that way.
"The presentation shows individual measured values from three independent tests with 4 samples each."
12 samples is a stupidly low number, and of course there's no information about what they measured, how they measured it, or anything like that. Of course they probably just made up the numbers anyway.
- injidup 6y ago> "This has a positive effect on the energy field of the cells which, from the outside, encourages a better functioning of the cells." They have gone to extraordinary length to appear being scientific. The paper was researched by https://www.dartsch-scientific.com/en/ https://www.dartsch-scientific.com/en/ which on further investigation only seems to write papers for woo products. and they claim partnership with the university of Salzburg and other reputable organisations. To me it feels that somebody has come up with a business model I would call "sci-washing". I've contacted Uni Salzburg on twitter asking what their relationship is to this company. I'd like to dig this a bit further.