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We've probably all wondered about this. I wish they would have said which 2 makers were genuine.
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Are there any out there approved by the FDA? I use "nature made" & "spring valley" I hope they are real! lol -
The FDA does not require OTC supplement manufacturers to submit their products for the FDA to review or receive FDA approval before marketing. The 8 of 10 companies in the article that are selling junk are making false claims which is technically illegal. I did gather that some prescription supplements do have to go through the FDA ringer thoughLast edited by wannahung; 11-05-2013, 07:19 AM.Comment
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You can never trust the FDA. The FDA's approval means nothing to me. The FDA frequently approves drugs and foods that hurt and even kill a lot of Americans. The FDA is too political and not really about your health.
As a far as supplements go, I do believe you get what you pay for. If you want good vitamins than don't buy them at Walmart!! Go to a health food store or whole food store. Don't get he cheapest (they are junk) but don't get the most expensive either (they are a rip-off). You would be safest getting the mid-ranged priced supplements."with great EQ, comes great responsibility"Comment
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Put it in a glass of water for 4 hrs. If it dissolves more than likely it's good. Meaning it's getting into your system. A lady at an independent health store told me this.I like to reminisce with people I don't know. Steven WrightComment
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24 hours. I'm on mobile.Originally posted by BigRooster View PostI like to reminisce with people I don't know. Steven WrightComment
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