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The FDA's concerns about adulterated weight-loss and bodybuilding products and their potential for severe harm.
laboratory testing found that the weight‑loss supplement contained four undeclared pharmaceutical drugs—, , and —creating potentially serious safety risks for consumers; the agency is advising people ...
Since the ’s November 27, 2024 advisory warning consumers not to buy or use , publicly available agency materials show the product was laboratory-tested and found to contain undeclared prescription dr...
does not preapprove dietary supplements and cannot test the entire market before products are sold; instead it monitors the marketplace, investigates complaints and adverse events, samples products (i...
Ivermectin’s pharmacokinetics are shaped by its high lipophilicity, producing clear differences between low‑body‑weight (including undernourished children) and obese subjects: obese individuals tend t...
Over‑the‑counter (“OTC”) fat‑burner supplements have been the subject of many small, ingredient‑specific clinical trials—some showing modest metabolic changes or small weight losses, but overall the e...