Clinical Trial is useless as described
Lots of nonsense in the &#34;Clinical Trial&#34; section, if you are familiar with clinical trials.  A clinical trial in which all participants use the product being tested has no control group, and is statistically useless - no useful results can be scientifically drawn from it.  No details are made about if or where the clinical trial was published, which means that you can't review it yourself and in all likelihood nobody has.  Finally, note that it was a &#34;double-blind study on the USC Campus&#34;, which means they probably just set up a booth in a public space and have no actual university affiliation.  Conveniently, no university can sue them because &#34;USC&#34; can refer to multiple universities (University of South Carolina?  University of Southern California?)
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