Alexandoy
VIP Contributor
This is an issue I have with our government. When you buy a supplement there is a disclaimer at the bottom that says No Approved Therapeutic Claims. In other words, the packet of herbal supplement powder which has a caption to prevent diabetes or to avoid cancer has no proof. It is just a claim but there was no conclusive studies that I even think there is no study at all on the efficacy of the herbal supplements.
In our country it is a law to include the disclaimer of No Approved Therapeutic Claims to the pack of supplements unless the supplement had undergone laboratory tests and clinical trials. In fairness to the real supplements there are herbal supplements that have approved proof and the efficacy against diseases is for real. For safety purposes I never buy herbal supplements that have no approved proof of the claims. I just buy fresh fruits instead that can add to my nutrient needs.
In our country it is a law to include the disclaimer of No Approved Therapeutic Claims to the pack of supplements unless the supplement had undergone laboratory tests and clinical trials. In fairness to the real supplements there are herbal supplements that have approved proof and the efficacy against diseases is for real. For safety purposes I never buy herbal supplements that have no approved proof of the claims. I just buy fresh fruits instead that can add to my nutrient needs.