Athletes like Shaquille O'Neal rave about the Power Balance wristband, which the company says will improve your balance, flexibility and strength. But two University of Wisconsin-La Crosse professors ...

Shaquille O’Neal and Lamar Odom both wear Power Balance bracelets during games. Maybe because they both believe in the product, but it turns out they are also both paid celebrity endorsers of said ...

SANTA ANA, Calif.SANTA ANA, Calif. — Shaquille O’Neal swears by them. The Power Balance bracelet, he says, gives him a competitive edge on the court. It’s no gimmick, he says. It’s for real. It may be ...

Perhaps you've seen the infomercials or gotten an email touting the magical powers of the iRenew Energy Balance Bracelet-- just strap it on your wrist and you're stronger, have better balance and are ...

If you're a fan of sports science, or more accurately sports products that claim scientific backing without any real science to back them up, then you probably know Power Balance energy bracelets ...

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Power Balance, the Laguna Niguel-based company that acknowledged on its Australian website that there’s no “credible scientific evidence” supporting the company’s claims about its hologram bracelets, ...

MINNEAPOLIS — Power Balance bracelets promise to improve an athlete’s balance, strength and flexibility and feature some lofty endorsers: Shaquille O’Neal, Drew Brees and Olympian Nicole Branagh. Yet ...

SANTA ANA, Calif. (AP) — Shaquille O’Neal swears by them. The Power Balance bracelet, he says, gives him a competitive edge on the court. It’s no gimmick, he says. It’s for real. It may be for him, ...

This is a tale of two bracelets. One brandishes flagrant nonsense, the other flirts with some clever science. We begin with a perplexing question I was asked while wandering through a mall in Phoenix: ...

Laguna Niguel-based company Power Balance recently admitted to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission that their wildly popular performance bracelets don't actually have any science ...