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yukiko

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yukiko

個人積分：205分

文章編號：46939536

gufan wrote:
是呀是呀，銅葉綠素也可比照辦理，說只是成份，再扯扯是政治事件，
高振利就出運了！

你馬幫幫忙

銅葉綠素 "明文規定" 不能加入油中

一個則是合法食品，沒申請藥品

二個有一樣嗎?

各位大大如果對圖示有興趣，請參考『1977 她的眼睛像月亮』http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YgCiXDLIj6Q

gufan

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gufan

個人積分：255分

文章編號：46939674

yukiko wrote:
你馬幫幫忙

銅葉綠素 "明文規定" 不能加入油中

一個則是合法食品，沒申請藥品

二個有一樣嗎?

你也幫幫忙，美國FDA 2009年就查到減肥食品加入連家好料成分（新未申報的活性藥物成分），
還發布過安全公告，還要硬拗沒通過藥物試驗就不是藥嗎？連cetilistat是合法食品都出來了，
那FDA還真是不識貨。

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FDA NEWS RELEASE

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
March 20, 2009

Media Inquiries:
Chris Kelly, 301-796-4676
Consumer Inquiries:
888-INFO-FDA

FDA Uncovers Additional Tainted Weight Loss Products
Agency alerts consumers to the finding of new undeclared drug ingredients

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is expanding, for the second time, its nationwide alert to consumers about tainted weight loss products containing undeclared, active pharmaceutical ingredients.

The FDA has identified additional weight loss products (Herbal Xenicol, Slimbionic, and Xsvelten) and new undeclared active pharmaceutical ingredients (fenproporex, fluoxetine, furosemide, and cetilistat). The current list now includes the following 72 products:

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“These tainted weight loss products pose a great risk to public health because they contain undeclared ingredients and, in some cases, contain prescription drugs in amounts that greatly exceed maximum recommended dosages,” said Janet Woodcock, M.D., director of the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research. “Consumers have no way of knowing that these products contain dangerous drugs that could cause serious consequences to their health.”

On Dec. 22, 2008, the FDA warned consumers not to purchase or consume 28 different products marketed for weight loss. On Jan. 8, 2009, the FDA expanded the list of tainted weight loss products to include 41 additional tainted products. The FDA will continue to update this list as warranted.

The products listed above, some of which are marketed as dietary supplements, are promoted and sold on various Web sites and in some retail stores and beauty salons. Some of the products claim to be “natural” or to contain only “herbal” ingredients, but actually contain potentially harmful ingredients not listed on the products' labels or in promotional advertisements. These products have not been approved by the FDA, are illegal, and include the following undeclared active pharmaceutical ingredients:

sibutramine (an appetite suppressant available by prescription only and a controlled substance)
fenproporex – a controlled substance not approved for marketing in the United States;
fluoxetine – an antidepressant available by prescription only;
bumetanide – a potent diuretic available by prescription only;
furosemide – a potent diuretic available by prescription only;
rimonabant – a drug not approved for marketing in the United States;
cetilistat – an experimental obesity drug not approved for marketing in the United States;
phenytoin – an anti-seizure medication available by prescription only; and
phenolphthalein – a solution used in chemical experiments and a suspected cancer-causing agent that is not approved for marketing in the United States.