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Soloflex Refutes Consumer Reports Article HILLSBORO, Oregon, July 5 /PRNewswire/ -- The following release is being issued by Soloflex, Inc.: Consumer Reports magazine recently reviewed the Soloflex Whole Body Vibration (WBV) Platform and, in a five minute test of oxygen uptake, concluded that it does not work for weight-loss and should not be used to replace regular exercise. Soloflex does not make weight-loss claims for our WBV Platform nor do we suggest that it replace regular exercise except for those who cannot exercise because of physical limitations. The conditioning improvement claims we make for our equipment (strength, balance, flexibility, circulation) can be found on our website: www.soloflex.com. More information about the efficacy of impact as a conditioning method can be found in the Continuing Medical Education (CME) course on WBV for physicians at www.medscape.com, search Whole Body Vibration. It takes weeks to see the benefits of any type of exercise program. Consumer Reports magazine should do their homework before publishing such nonsense. Supermarket tabloid reporting may be good for increasing circulation for magazines that do not accept advertising but it does not serve consumers |
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