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HuckleB

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3. LOL! No.

Reply to KT2000 (Reply #2)

Fri Jan 15, 2016, 04:12 PM

Jan 2016

The plan is to stop allowing these unregulated companies from fooling people out of their money, not to mention putting them in harm's way. It's long past time. No progressive can justify the supplement industry's ugliness.

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Should regulators treat the supplement industry like the tobacco industry? [View all] HuckleB Jan 2016 OP

All I know is drugs have to be legalized and treated like the disease addiction is randys1 Jan 2016 #1

the plan is to make supplements KT2000 Jan 2016 #2

LOL! No. HuckleB Jan 2016 #3

LOL! Yes KT2000 Jan 2016 #5

Somehow you miss those dollar signs when it comes to supplement scumbags. HuckleB Jan 2016 #6

That is a BS scare tactic talking point invented by the supplement industry kcr Jan 2016 #9

Certainly the ones that are both highly addictive and Warren Stupidity Jan 2016 #4

Since some that wouldn't be problems in and of themselves, but... HuckleB Jan 2016 #7

Human safety for supplement 1939 Jan 2016 #8

Indeed. Of course, similar food claims are being called out now, too. HuckleB Jan 2016 #10