In reply to Jadene Mayla.

It was not an invited talk at a scientific conference and I don't recall seeing any actual scientific evidence or references to specific papers underlying your claims. You can say it's verifiable, but without the supporting references, your claims are broadly useless to me and potential customers looking for such evidence/proof. Presumably with a business built around it you've got lists of those papers and proof lying around? Cite that rather than saying "It's true. Believe me."