Martin aka paused||M.E.
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Yes, plus potential bias. But a fellow sufferer on Instagram told me, sh would have great results with it. Could be a placebo. But who knows. She says it helped her with fatigue, brain fog and she could draw again. She is severely ill. But it's too expensive for me to give it a tryI'm not convinced based on the 2 studies they cite. The advertising copy sure sounds like it overstates their case. Sample sizes are small, no power analysis was mentioned for the sample sizes, no mention of how volunteers were chosen for the studies (except on that specifically states that they could not have any chronic illnesses) so we don't know if the results are generalizable to sick people like us, and some of the measurement scales they use aren't validated.
And really, just two studies?! I would want more data.
Yes I know. Driven by desperationI really hope it works for you, @Martin aka paused||M.E. , or that you'll at least receive your money back.
I must say though that it sounds highly dubious to me.
- Studies published in a no-name open-access "journal"
- Studies conducted by an Institute that gives certificates to other dubious products
- no long-term results