Herbal & Dietary Supplements
— A Growing Danger You Should Know About
To Include an Updated List of Dangerous Supplement Ingredients
Although more and more people are taking herbal and other types of
dietary supplements, new reports from a variety of sources raise growing
concerns about the safety of many of these products.
Among the products and product ingredients specifically included are the following: androstenedione bitter orange comfrey lobelia pennyroyal oil
St. John's wort
If you or someone you love is taking -- or is even thinking of taking
-- any herbal or other dietary supplement, and especially if they are taking
any one of the products mentioned above, you owe it to yourself and
to them to find out more about the dangers and to make an informed intelligent
decision.
As a public service, Action on Smoking and Health (ASH), a 36-year
old legal-action charitable organization entirely supported by tax-deductible
contributions, has added a link to this important new information.
Please note, however, that this information is available only to
member-supporters of Action on Smoking and Health (ASH). To find
out how you can become a member of ASH on line, and to obtain access
to this and other valuable information for members as well as several
special gifts, please click
here to learn the many benefits of joining ASH on-line.
Once you join -- which you can do conveniently on-line-- you will receive by e-mail the user name and password you need to unlock
this valuable information. Your other gifts will be sent to you
by mail.
Please don't hesitate. This information could easily save the
life of a loved one
Your contribution to join ASH is fully tax deductible.
Once you have become a member of ASH you can access this
valuable life-saving information by clicking on the following
link: Herbal-page
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antismoking and nonsmokers' rights organization which helped ban
cigarette commercials, started the modern nonsmokers' rights movement,
pioneered using legal action against smoking, developed novel legal
theories to protect children from tobacco smoke at home and in cars,
get lower health insurance rates for nonsmokers, fought tobacco
subsidies, and much much more.
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