The Big Three's latest moves target supplements while giving drugs and vaccines a free pass.  The FDA's century long fight to promote its "one chemical cause, one chemical cure" agenda to reduce and control your healtcare choices throws another punch.

Senator Dick Durbin and Congressman Henry Waxman are trying a new tactic in their attack on supplements after previous legislative failures. They have asked the Government Accountability Office (GAO) to review adverse event report data—but only for supplements. The GAO operates at the call of Congress, so some action on this request is inevitable. Here is their letter.  

In a statement, Sen. Durbin said, “The FDA has the tools necessary to determine which supplements can cause and have caused severe health problems—they should use them effectively.”

This is nonsense. There is no evidence that legitimate supplements, those that comply with existing law, have caused severe health problems. What the FDA needs to do is not evaluate and approve each supplement, but rather enforce existing law.

Take Action to protect your choice to use natural dietary supplements.

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Read about Rep. Dan Burton's Dietary Supplement Protection Act.

Read here about the previous GAO report on supplements and how it backfired on the FDA by demonstrating the inherent safety of dietary supplements.

Read more on Durbin and Waxman's attack at ANH-USA.og.

Read "Where's Diana" about Rep. Diana DeGettes backstage manuevering to undermine DSHEA.