Article about the validity of a Dateline show's take on supplement safety, the product in question had excessively high amounts of selenium and tested by the manufacturer in a 'dry' lab...https://www.anh-usa.org/wild-west-supplements/
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Article about the validity of a Dateline show's take on supplement safety, the product in question had excessively high amounts of selenium and tested by the manufacturer in a 'dry' lab...https://www.anh-usa.org/wild-west-supplements/
Accidents and screw ups happen. Let us compare the amount of side effects from supplements compared to statins?
Shouldn't have happened. But lets keep things in perspective, one rogue company from four years ago..The supplement industry as a whole is competent and trustworthy.
Accidents and screw ups happen. Let us compare the amount of side effects from supplements compared to statins?
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Originally Posted by knightofalbion
Shouldn't have happened. But lets keep things in perspective, one rogue company from four years ago..The supplement industry as a whole is competent and trustworthy.
One bad apple may not spoil the others, but it can make it bad for the others.
I remember, once upon a time:
The US FDA removed l-tryptophan from the market due to one bad batch from one Japanese manufacturer in 1998. It was not until 2005 that the FDA
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FDA previously had an import alert (�Detention without physical examination of L-tryptophan�) which limited the importation of LT into the United States. (13) However, as of May 2, 2005, the FDA cancelled the import alert on LT. The cancellation stated, �There is insufficient evidence at this time to support detention without physical examination of involving foreign sources of l-tryptophan. Therefore, this alert is cancelled.� https://www.naturalhealthresearch.org/nhri/?p=1768
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