FICTION

AN ARTICLE FILLED WITH FICTIOUS AND ERRONEOUS INFORMATION

A pair of Cadense Energy BOOST Performance Socks in Natural Black. The socks feature CELLIANT^® technology developed by Hologenix that converts body heat into infrared energy, providing gentle compression that improves local circulation and quickens muscle recovery. 

Celliant is a product I have written about in the past, but like OUTLAST and the pink bunny they keep going. What you have just read is the beginning of the fictious and erroneous information.

Hologenix, a materials science company based in Pacific Palisades, Calif., and Cadense of Santa Barbara, Calif., have partnered to release Energy BOOST Performance Socks that feature CELLIANT^®, a blend of infrared-emitting minerals developed by Hologenix that converts body heat into infrared energy.

Now for the fictitious and erroneous information. The human body emits infrared heat to begin with. It is radiant heat. The celliant material which has been applied into the yarns that are used to make socks cannot convert what already exists. Wearing these socks will not “release energy boost performance” as they claim, the wearer of these socks will not experience and perform better than with whatever socks they have been wearing. They who did buy these socks have been fooled.

This energy is reflected into the skin and muscles, providing gentle compression to improve local circulation and cellular oxygenation as well as quicken muscle recovery.

What energy is created in the first place, none. Hologenix company has been saying so long these `fictious things about celliant they now believe it. They are on the same boat as gore, primaloft and outlast, a ship of fools. When you say something long enough you believe it.

The only thing that is added to the material is the sweat from your feet. The rest of the paragraph is non-sensible.

Energy BOOST Performance Socks can be worn during exercise and physical activity or one’s daily routine for enhanced thermoregulation and reduced muscle soreness. They are made from 34% polyester, 30% CELLIANT rPET, 30% cotton, 4% rubber and 2% spandex.

These socks have no ability to reduce muscle soreness and based on the fiber content that is used to make the fabric it is 64 % polyester which cannot absorb the sweat so your feet will get warm because your heat is heating the polyester content of the socks so you will have hot feet. The only way you can experience thermoregulation is when you take off the socks so your feet can dry and get cool to whatever the temperature you are in.

Cadense is an adaptive women’s and men’s shoe manufacturer. Featuring the company’s patented variable friction technology, the company’s shoes are designed for people with walking challenges, such as stroke patients, seniors and those with Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis and neuropathy.

Cadense it the marketing company selling these socks. I suspect that Hologenix hooked up with Cadense because they make footwear for people with foot problems. Of the problems mentioned I know a lot about neuropathy, having had it for several years. I am very happy to say I no longer have it because of having had the shockwave treatments. It has been 7 or 8 months since the last treatment and other problems I had with my feet have dissipated. This company does not have a shoe that will help to alleviate neuropathy, so I am suspected of their shoes helping with other ailments.

This company, like the two I mentioned as well as many more, seriously embellish their products. I always ask if they have ever used what they are selling in the conditions they claim. The answers from all of them are in a roundabout way NO!!!