DNA analysis of 54 supplements, which were supposed to contain herbs for treating respiratory illnesses, revealed that 60% of the products did not contain the expected ingredients. The researchers... - eviltoast
What’s Actually in Your Supplements? Chapman University Researchers Detect Hidden Ingredients and Questionable Claims in Supplements | Chapman Newsroom
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A recent study published in Analytical Science Journal conducted by Schmid College of Science and Technology Professor Rosalee Hellberg and students Calin Harris, Diane Kim, Miranda Miranda and Chevon Jordan, reveal that some supplement companies may mislead customers with unproven health claims and undeclared ingredients.  The researchers focused on supplements that have been associated with …
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Original Title: DNA analysis of 54 supplements, which were supposed to contain herbs for treating respiratory illnesses, revealed that 60% of the products did not contain the expected ingredients. The researchers also discovered 19 products with undeclared plant species