New Proposal May Put the Nation’s Food Safety at Even Greater Risk
The USDA’s food safety wing may come under control of the FDA. This will mean more power, wider scope—and greater corruption.
24 Jan
2012
24 Jan
2012
Statin Drugs Shown to Increase Risk of Diabetes Significantly—Yet the Media Scramble to Protect the Drugs’ Reputation
Statins are taken by one in four Americans over the age of 45, even though diet can fix high cholesterol quicker and more safely. Here’s new evidence of the drugs’ dangers.
17 Jan
2012
Big Pharma Routinely Suppresses Data from Clinical Trials—but FDA Approves These Dangerous Drugs Anyway!
Help us persuade Congress to reform the agency with our Action Alert!
13 Jan
2012
Dietary Supplement Regulation Facts
The Food and Drug Administration This agency has significant authority to regulate the dietary supplement industry, including (but not limited to) the authority to: Stop a company from selling any dietary supplement that is unsanitary or unsafe. Stop the sale of any dietary supplement that makes false or non-substantiated claims on its labeling Stop the […]
10 Jan
2012
Big Farma Convinces FDA to Take a Dive
Just as everyone was making last-minute holiday preparations, the FDA quietly announced they would no longer try to restrict the routine use of antibiotics in animal feed. An Action Alert update!
10 Jan
2012
Want to Reduce Your Heart Risk By a Whopping Percentage?
No, this doesn’t involve diet or supplements or exercise.
03 Jan
2012
A Look Back: ANH-USA Celebrates Twenty Years of Natural Health Activism
And the future looks bright thanks to all your support.
03 Jan
2012
Too Much Sitting Is Killing Us
Studies say that even moderate to vigorous exercise doesn’t counteract the damage.
03 Jan
2012
Senators Give Supplements a Lifeline
Will it be enough to rein in FDA’s outrageous power grab?
21 Dec
2011
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.