Thread: The supplements scandal: herbal pills do not always contain ingredients on label

http://www.theage.com.au/lifestyle/d...05-1376ec.html

"Among the attorney general's findings was a popular store brand of ginseng pills at Walgreens, promoted for 'physical endurance and vitality,' that contained only powdered garlic and rice," reports the New York Times.
"At Walmart, the authorities found that its ginkgo biloba, a Chinese plant promoted as a memory enhancer, contained little more than powdered radish, houseplants and wheat – despite a claim on the label that the product was wheat- and gluten-free."

That stuff pissed me off. I ordered a pill machine and 1 lb of organic varieties herbs, I'm gonna make my own.

When it comes to over the counter supps I use American made. But I have found a new love in my life and I get it from a great sponsor, Kratom!

houseplants... LOL.

Supplement industry is fucked. Gotta love the free market. You can fart in a bottle and call it Ginko Biloba. I use very few supplements. But when I do, I try to stick to well established brands like Solgar. Also, I like supplements made by Pharma companies. I take Citrical, which is made by Bayer.