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: Bodily Injury BlogPower Balance, LLC Admits Bracelets Have No Scientific Backing
By Edward Bills
Power Balance, LLC recently admitted to an Australian court that their Power Balance bracelets don’t have ?credible scientific evidence? supporting their claims. Over 2.5 million bracelets have been sold worldwide and are worn by many popular professional athletes to improve mental and physical performance. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission ordered the company to pull its product from the market and provide refunds to consumers
Full post as published by Bodily Injury Blog on January 07, 2011 (boomark / email).
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