They're already basically nonexistent
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outside of vitamins, and some nutrients every other supplements is snakesoil, and even harmful. i once was in "chronic lyme community" and they were using supplments based on pseudoscience and treating themselves, yea it was causing alot of side effects, plus the antibiotics they were chugging down.
Jesus. The regulations for dietary supplements are already almost nonexistent (Thanks DSHEA!). That has led to significant harm at times.
Literally lead in many major brands of protein powder. That's with some regulation; I'm sure a totally free market will 100% solve this problem /s
Fucking make it easier for the scammers, suits this administration perfectly
What is everybody's favorite snake oil?
I need to cure my daughter of consumption so she can be married off for a dowry ASAP.
Hmm maybe I should start a business scamming maga dipshits with health supplements that are actually just powdered sugar or oregano or whatever. I could probably make a killing.
Bring back radithor for these fucking morons.
This is precisely what would change:
the possible proposal would still require companies to include the disclaimer on their products at least once, but it would no longer require it to be repeated every time a health claim appears.
Meh, not nearly as big a deal as the headline suggests. And from the looks of this thread, not many people actually got this far into the article, and just made assumptions based on the headline, so sensationalism wins again, I guess...
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