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FDA News Release: Illegal drug claims banned for chelation products

— published: 07-06-2011

Filed under: Dietary supplements, Drugs, FDA, Performance News

New York dietary supplement manufacturer Howard Sousa, of Artery Health Institute LLC and DeSousa LLC, has agreed to remove drug claims on his company’s website. Sousa’s Advanced EDTA Oral Chelation capsules were promoted on the website as drugs since the marketing language made disease treatment claims. More information is provided in the FDA News Release.

Filed under: Dietary supplements, Drugs, FDA, Performance News

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