Fox News.com Gets it Right on Supplements
Fox News.com featured a fantastic article about FDA’s anti-supplement new dietary ingredient guidance. Please read, share, take action and leave comments.
21 Dec
2011
20 Dec
2011
Score One for the Crony Capitalists in the School Lunch Program
Pizza remains a vegetable and you can have as many greasy fries as you like, all thanks to Congress.
20 Dec
2011
Why Would a Young Person Start Shooting in School?
Prozac and other SSRIs kill kids—and not just from suicide. A judge now agrees. New Action Alert!
13 Dec
2011
Courts Rule that Prempro Causes Cancer, but FDA Still Promotes It
Despite large pay outs to victims, Pfizer keeps selling the hormone replacement drug and the government keeps trying to make sure there’s no competition from the natural alternative!
13 Dec
2011
At Least Baby Food Is Safe…Right?
You’d think so. But even Certified Organic baby food may contain genetically engineered ingredients. Help stop it with our new Action Alert!
06 Dec
2011
“FDA is Violating Federal Law”—Emord
Bolstered by a massive outpouring of support from you, we are asking the agency withdraw its New Dietary Ingredient draft guidance completely!
29 Nov
2011
TSA Attempts to Cover Up Cancer Threat From Its Airport X-ray Machines
Forget the embarrassment of your private parts being seen by strangers. The scanners can cause cancer—and TSA is trying to keep you from knowing about it.
29 Nov
2011
What’s Next? Starting Children on Drugs the Moment They’re Born?
That seems to be the path a new recommendation is putting us on.
29 Nov
2011
New FDA Food Detention Powers Could Endanger Your Access to Food and Supplements
They no longer need evidence that a product is harmful. Just a suspicion that there’s an error in the paperwork.
23 Nov
2011
ANH-International Feature: Is the USA setting itself up to squeeze out dietary supplements like in Europe?
This week, a special feature from ANH-International takes a look at what’s happening with supplements in the USA, how it mirrors the European model, and why that spells bad news for American supplement consumers.