Supposedly, the public had 60 days to respond to this June report, but I strongly suspect that the information may not have been well-publicized. I say this both as a subscriber to numerous health magazines and newsletters and as a member of the press. And of course, none but the largest pharmaceutical companies could afford the time and money for such a process. After analyzing 20 years of documents that the FDA released to the public, CFH said that the FDA's position is based on five belief systems. Supplemental vitamin and mineral levels are useless and a waste of money.
Dietary supplements can have dangerous side effects.
What a terrible holiday season that could be. We must act now. This number makes me nervous because a majority of the 50 senators must vote for the bill for it to pass. If only one changes his mind, it could be defeated. In the House of Representatives, there are 367 members.