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Most folks buying supplements aren't in a position to perform checks on the ingredients in the actual pills. Not only that, but they aren't always in the positi
by Broken_Hippo 8y ago
Most folks buying supplements aren't in a position to perform checks on the ingredients in the actual pills. Not only that, but they aren't always in the position to know which claims are BS and which aren't. It is wonderful that such companies exist, but most folks won't check. And if someone simply doesn't check a product, it'll go undetected. And all it takes for a product to start flying off shelves is someone like Dr Oz mentioning the product and folks deciding he simply wouldn't give bad information. They trust him more than random website.
(I should mention that I worked in a pharmacy, and have seen these effects first hand. I've also seen folks completely ignore a pharmacist recommendations for whatever their cousin's husband's mother said).
I'll add that I wouldn't trust such an agency to tell me my actual, FDA-approved medications are safe, and we are basically talking about folks using products for health reasons.