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13th March 2003, 05:08 AM
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: London
Posts: 336
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Save Our Supplements?
I have been following the campaign by a group to stop the European Directive to get herbal and vitamin supplements registered for sale.
Here are some links to the "Save our Supplements" campaign. Save our Supplements And an article by actress and advocate Jenny Seagrove which appeared in the London Evening Standard on Tues 25th Feb. "The vitamin and herb crisis" Strangely enough, there hasn't been any information about the reasons why some of the supplements have been banned. I wonder if anyone else can take a guess? |
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