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Numerous store brand supplements aren't what their labels claim to be, according to an ongoing investigation that subjected popular herbal supplements to DNA testing. The investigation, led by New ...

The store chain with the poorest showing was Walmart, where only 4 percent of the products tested showed DNA from the plants listed on the labels. The investigation looked at six herbal ...

especially in such a private thing like a shower," Latif, a special consultant for inclusive design at Procter ... vertical lines etched under the product label on shampoos and two rows of ...

Some of the claims on the labels of herbal products suggest that they can be used to treat disease, and accompanying materials, produced by persons other than the manufacturer, that overtly ...

TORONTO — When scientists from the University of Guelph scoured the DNA in a number of herbal products, they found that many times the labels on the merchandise didn’t accurately reflect what ...

Question: What do the terms 'natural,' 'organic,' 'non-toxic' and 'hypoallergenic' really mean on beauty product labels? Which is most important to look for? Natural: "Legally, this means nothing ...

Some of the products were THR herbal medicines, some were food supplements. The team at UCL then analysed their chemistry to see whether each one really contained what the label says. The three ...

Most herbal products ... found in a sample of herbal plant products. The results showed that 59% of the products contained plant species not listed on the labels. Over two thirds of the products ...