In a Federal Register notice published Sept. 6, FDA formally announced its plans to hold a meeting on Oct. 3 to discuss its future development of an authoritative list of old dietary ingredients exempt from notification requirements in the law. In a 2016 draft guidance published on new dietary ingredient notifications (NDINs), FDA revealed it… Read More
AICR Changes the Modern Understanding and Holistic Thinking About Cancer
Finally, someone who thinks the way we think and listens to us. Please check it out. AICR has changed the modern understanding and holistic thinking about cancer. http://www.aicr.org/learn-more-about-cancer/infographics/recommendation-on-supplements.html The American Institute for Cancer Research recently made these statements: AICR research shows that approximately 1 in 3 cancers could be prevented if we all ate better,… Read More
Action Alert from ANH USA!
Write to your representatives in Congress and urge them to support HR 2871. Please send your message immediately. Congressmen Morgan Griffith (R-VA) and Henry Cuellar (R-TX) recently introduced HR 2871, the Preserving Patient Access to Compounded Medications Act of 2017. This is an important first step toward saving many natural, customized medicines from the chopping block. Without a… Read More
In Honor and Memory of Health Freedom Fighter – Clinton Ray Miller
Clinton Ray Miller, known as the Father of Health Freedom, passed away four years ago on July 24, 2013, in Cedar City, Utah. He had a huge influence on the freedoms we enjoy in the health industry. Clinton was a true fighter extraordinaire for what he believed to be true and dedicated his entire life making… Read More
News Update from EWG on Triclosan Ban
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) banned triclosan and other antibacterial ingredients in hand and body washes, effective Sept. 6, 2017. (Included in this ban are Body Washes, Facial Soaps, and Hand Soaps) Triclosan is an antimicrobial chemical that pollutes people and the environment. It is found in most Americans, where it may be… Read More