First, examine their literature by noting the number of articles they’ve been cited in by well respected, peer-reviewed scientific journals. If there’s only one or two, that’s just not enough.
Peer-reviewed journals are journals where a renowned panel of scientists review an article looking for mistakes in design and deciding whether it’s worthy science. They’re your panel of experts to protect you from junk science. (Junk science is often done by websites to convince you to buy a “miracle cure,” but would never qualify for a peer-reviewed journal.)
Then, look to see if the scientists come from a reputable institution. If you haven’t heard of it, it could be a for-profit company staging a study posing as a clinical trial. This is a sign of intentional and misleading junk science.
Also, if the only “proof” are testimonials with claims to “cure” many things, it’s likely junk science.
By comparison, Memory Air™ is based upon thousands of published research papers from respected institutions about its underlying science of Environmental Enrichment.
Memory Air™ was also designed under the guidance of Dr. Michael Leon, Professor Emeritus of Neurobiology and Learning at the University of California Irvine. Dr. Leon is ranked in the top 2% of all scientists in the world by a Stanford School of Medicine study.