The FDA is cracking down on a growing number of cosmetic companies claiming their products reduce the structure of a wrinkle or actually boost collagen stimulation. Sound familiar? Whether it's a drugstore brand for $10 or a department store brand selling for over $100, the claims
I’ve always been a believer in the real deal when it comes to vitamins and minerals: get it from real food, not from a manufactured supplement. Sure, there are times that certain limitations in our daily life (work, stress) or even geography (sun, weather patterns) put
Hey FDA! It’s about time! Over the past 3 decades we have learned that our old way of thinking is obsolete: “Low fat” isn’t best. We’ve learned that fat is not something to be afraid of! In fact, we’ve learned that good fats like omega-3’s are heart
[spacer height="20px"]Well, it isn’t approved yet, but it was just recommended for approval by the FDA advisory board panel, a crucial first step before being approved. [spacer height="20px"]The thing is, this same drug failed recommendation by these medical experts TWICE over the past few years. The
[spacer height="20px"]You may think that if you buy food in the US, any additives or preservatives in the food will be safe because the FDA has to regulate it. Well, you’re wrong. [spacer height="20px"]A law that has been around for decades allows manufacturers to label any
[spacer height="20px"]Finally! The FDA is realizing that many of us turn to homeopathic drugs daily without any testing being done on what we ingest! [spacer height="20px"]Millions of us turn to homeopathic medicines to ease ailments and prevent colds, but who is looking at the safety of
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