OK, without calling Gene back, it took me all of five minutes to find this on Google: http://northdenvernews.com/content/view/740/2/
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> Does this help?....
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Well no, not really :) I see where he is coming from, Melissa. He just wants
to check the information.
This story in the North Denver News (which is a free newspaper) is just an
advertorial written to get people to come into the clinic for sessions. It
just repeats the same PR info.
I've lost track of the number of gadgets that supposedly have some link with
NASA and so on. The NASA study quoted by people flogging rebounders, for
instance, was not carried out on a rebounder but on a standard-sized
trampoline. Quite a difference, given the height (and therefore the
G-forces) you can reach. So, whatever you've been told, NASA has not tested
rebounders.
What the guy's trying to do is a public service -- to check that a) the Mayo
Clinic really has tested the VIBE machine (which sounds doubtful to me) and
b) that the Army actually use one.
Cold-calling main switchboards to try to get through to people who might be
able to confrim or deny this info is a titanic task, so any way of
short-cutting it would obviously be helpful.
Simon.
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