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^[PDF] The Skeptic Volume 33 (2013) No 4

Page #21 Ok, so we all love to bash A Current Affair and Today Tonight, but remember who broke the story of Power Balance being a con?

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^[PDF] The Skeptic Volume 33 (2013) No 2

Page #5 Then it was a Power Balance wristband to bring strength and durability.

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^[PDF] The Skeptic Volume 33 (2013) No 2

Page #5 Then it was a Power Balance wristband to bring strength and durability.

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^[PDF] The Skeptic Volume 31 (2011) No 3

Page #60 Matter that Matters Don’t waste your time I am pleased you are addressing degrees of woo, as I am a bit bored by the power balance wristband (not that such nonsense should be ignored) as three of the magazines that come into this house: New Scientist, Choice and The Skeptic, have given it attention.

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^[PDF] The Skeptic Volume 31 (2011) No 3

Page #60 Matter that Matters Don’t waste your time I am pleased you are addressing degrees of woo, as I am a bit bored by the power balance wristband (not that such nonsense should be ignored) as three of the magazines that come into this house: New Scientist, Choice and The Skeptic, have given it attention.

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^[PDF] The Skeptic Vol 43 No 1 full issue

Page #28 • A media campaign against pseudoscience Power Balance wristbands, (including production of Placebo Balance bands).

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^[PDF] The Skeptic Volume 30 (2010) No 2

Page #17 The power balance is usually the opposite.

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^[PDF] The Skeptic Volume 30 (2010) No 2

Page #17 The power balance is usually the opposite.

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^[PDF] The Skeptic Volume 26 (2006) No 3

Page #33 Recommending religion to a patient may be coercive, considering the asymmetric power balance in doc-

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^[PDF] The Skeptic Volume 26 (2006) No 3

Page #33 Recommending religion to a patient may be coercive, considering the asymmetric power balance in doc-

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