By the end of this Blog I’m gonna tell you what the most Advanced Sleep Improvement Systems in the world are - and it’s not this one above.

Crash Course For This Blog

Two weeks ago I wrote a blog about a couple of paradoxical statements made by SleepScore Labs’ CEO, Colin Lawlor. Colin wrote a great piece in Forbes about how the sleep industry needs to back up the claims with evidence - which I’m totally for. But then he said this …

… which infers we don’t know whether a sleep intervention truly works unless it is objectively measured with devices … like, perhaps, the SleepScore Max (pictured above).

Well - my blog broke down these statements, and hopefully gave you a more informed impression that they were incorrect.

Since publishing that post, I learned a few more things about SleepScore Labs. So while we’re on the topic of backing up our claims with evidence, let’s look at the evidence for the statement - “SleepScore Max: The World’s Most Advanced Sleep Improvement System.”

Crash Course In Scientists

The first part of this statement refers to “The World’s …”. Here, they mean Planet Earth, which is occupied by almost 8 billion people - and here’s one of those people - SleepScore’s Ambassador, Dr Oz …

This 2014 study investigated the scientific evidence behind Dr Oz’s claims - and found:

Need I say any more?

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• Prof MG