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The Bush administration has decided to ban the herbal weight-loss supplement ephedra from the marketplace because of concerns about its effects on health, government officials said Tuesday. 22/10/2020 29/9/2020 News of the supplement’s alleged promise prompted Oz, on his show, to hail green coffee beans as a “miracle” aid to weight loss. In the weeks that followed, supplement manufacturers used
Apr 03, 2017 · Health experts and government agencies have flagged the potential dangers of dietary supplements, some of which promise energy, weight loss, increased muscle mass or improved sexual performance. Although such products often are promoted as “herbal” or “natural,” they can contain synthetic ingredients and toxic chemicals not listed on
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Score one for real medicine: The Federal Trade Commission announced that they would fine the makers of Dr. Oz’s favorite diet pills for making false claims about its weight loss properties
The problem: Most weight loss influencers have no idea what they’re talking about. Now a new research recently presented at the European Congress on Obesity (ECO) in Glasgow puts some science 9/9/2020 21/10/2020
The Bush administration has decided to ban the herbal weight-loss supplement ephedra from the marketplace because of concerns about its effects on health, government officials said Tuesday.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Under pressure from Congress, celebrity Dr. Mehmet Oz on Tuesday offered to help “drain the swamp” of unscrupulous marketers using his name to peddle so-called miracle pills and cure-alls to millions of Americans desperate to lose weight. Oz appeared before the Senate’s consumer protection panel and was scolded by Chairman Claire McCaskill for claims he made about weight-loss aids on his TV show, “The Dr. Oz Show.”. The FTC told Elizabeth Cohen, CNN senior medical correspondent, that there are just "too many" weight loss products using deceptive advertising to sue them all. But consumers should be wary of The FTC has had ongoing campaigns to halt false advertising in the weight-loss category since the mid-90s. To that effect, they have issued both advertising and consumer guides to try to diminish fraud.
“Ads for passive [weight-loss] products such as pills, tea, and soap were usually aimed at women,” writes Heather Addison, a film studies scholar, in her book Hollywood and the Rise of
Herbal supplements don't work for weight loss, new research shows. In the first global review of herbal weight-loss supplements in almost two decades, investigators found there was insufficient