Original sentence: , agreed to pay a cash settlement of $375,000 for consumer redress, and to abstain from making claims as to the scientific accuracy of beneficial effects attributed to the supplement, or promoting its efficacy in treating life-threatening illnesses., stating that the ads being run in both print and online sources, including USA Today, were "blatantly false".As a result of the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act, the product could be sold without approval by the Food and Drug Administration, provided claims were never made by the producers of the supplement about its medical efficacy.Because of this, the Federal Trade Commission filed an injunction in March 1999 against Rose Creek Health Products Inc.However, later ads also ran statements from "experts", who provided anecdotal evidence from small-scale clinical trials showing positive results in several patients.It has been claimed that taking the supplement has a beneficial effect on a wide variety of ailments, including angina, anaemia, and various forms of cancer, as well as increasing vigour and improving state of mind.On April 28 2000, Donald L.Rose Creek complied, instead collecting statements from users who attributed wide-ranging benefits to taking it.Smyth, CEO of Rose Creek Health Products Inc.Studies run on vitamin O showed it to be composed largely of salt water as well as a small quantity of germanium, which would provide no benefits not attributable to the placebo effect.Vitamin O is a dietary supplement, which has been marketed and sold by Rose Creek Health Products Inc.since 1998
Edited sentence: In 2002, a 6 month study using Blood Gas Analyses, conducted by Dr.It has been claimed to increase vigour and improve one's state of mind.John Heinerman PhD, using Vitamin O (15 drops, 4-times a day), participants' arterial blood samples showed definite increases (17-32%) in arterial blood oxygen (PaO2), as well as elevated discharges of carbon dioxide waste matter (PaCO2).See The Wolfe Clinic.Vitamin O continues to be a best seller supported by many with substantiated health benefits over a number of years.Vitamin O is a dietary supplement, which is marketed and sold by R-Garden Inc.since 1996