It's a bracelet thats supposed to "give off frequencies" that restore your ballance and well-being. On TV they showed people being lightly shoved who then lost their ballance and then the same people wearing the bracelet being pushed and they could stand still. I don't understand?
Maybe it's some form of telekinesis?
i saw the same thing you're talking about with an ear clip, when they clipped the device in people's ears they were able to make them lose balance and turn or fall with a remote controller that controled the frequency.... but it was a test thing on that show "beyond 3000" it seems reasonable cause of how people's balance is effected by the inner ear. but this bracelet thingy you posted .... i think its something like viagra X___X i could be wrong.
i dont really know sorry. but the ad picture seems to be refering to something about couples.
Maybe it's for old people? Both of the people in the add look really old, so maybe it's to help them balance? Although I kind of agree that it looks like an add for a new kind of Viagra...
Remember the day when the tonic man came around? Yeah, it's that.
With this anyone with a basic grasp on comparing events can explain those shoddy commercials.
Situation A:
Infomercial host Guy Smiley says, "We have a new product. Would you like to test it?"
Sucker Joe Bob says "yes".
Guy says, "Ok, ready?"
Joe says yes and gets shoved, nearly falling over.
*Insert product introduction heavily insisting it will help restore balance andmanyotherthings!*
Situation B:
Infomercial host Guy Smiley says, "Okay, ready to try it again with the device that helps your balance?"
Sucker Joe Bob says "yes".
Guy says, "Ok, ready?"
Joe says yes and gets shoved, and does not fall over.
Can pick out why the two events are different? If you said Placebo Effect, 'There was no control", or even "he wasn't ready for it the first time', give yourself a "Smart Consumer" hat. If you can't, well, at least you're not going to buy it at Wal-Mart.... right? right?
~Tobe
Brasses to the Fore
Yeah, this kinda thing is hardly going to argue with the laws of gravity and a disorientated sense of balance...
Give it a wiiiiide berth! 😛
I saw a feature on this when several of the cricketers at The Ashes were wearing them. Given the complete lack of any form of science or explanation other than "It works because we say so", I'm fascinated as to how many people can be taken in by blatant quackery.
It's like HeadOn.
APPLY DIRECTLY TO THE FOREHEAD!
I say they put it to the ultimate test: ALCOHOL!
I'm willing to be a guinea pig.
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