"seals of approval" on brand name natural products

January 2003

You'll be seeing more "seals of approval" on brand name natural products.

Natural products are notorious for NOT containing what's on the label...or containing dangerous contaminants.

For example, PC-SPES, the popular prostate cancer remedy, was recalled because it contained warfarin and diethylstilbestrol.

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Table of Contents

long-awaited landmark hypertension study will shake things up
some patients accidentally overdosing on their methotrexate
Osteoporosis new guidelines for preventing and treating osteoporosis
Cardiology You'll be hearing a lot about C-reactive protein
Cardiology statins decrease the effects of Plavix
Dermatology treatments for wrinkles
Dermatology Aldara (imiquimod cream) to treat actinic keratoses
Strattera, a new NON-stimulant drug for ADHD
Alertec (modafinil), the latest prescription "lifestyle drug"
Women's Health how to treat women with epilepsy
Infectious Diseases Pegetron, a new combo product for hepatitis C
Diabetes eating nuts can prevent type 2 diabetes
Natural Medicines "seals of approval" on brand name natural products
Spiriva, a new bronchodilator for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
whether a "float test" tells if a metered-dose inhaler is empty