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DSHEA

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DSHEADietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994 (US legislation)


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If intact, DSHEA would protect Americans from Codex's standards for nutritional supplements, but it would not protect us from any of Codex's other severe standards.
Guess who's coming to dinner: Codex Alimentarius by Wilson, John L., Jr. / New Life Journal
Enactment of DSHEA was an all but unprecedented instance in which the federal government actually acted to protect individual liberties.
Globalist threat to vitamins: bureaucrats attached to the United ... by Grigg, William Norman / The New American
Intended to streamline the entry of lower-risk products to the marketplace, DSHEA has since become viewed by some as having unleashed a deluge of relatively unregulated pharmacologically active products onto unwary consumers.
Botanical supplements: weeding out the health risks by Taylor, David A. / Environmental Health Perspectives
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