Suspicious Supplements

Promises that signal iffy products, according to federal agencies, include:  Weight loss without diet or exercise Rapid results  Reverse signs of aging  Prevent, treat, or cure multiple diseases  If a product makes those claims, ask your  health care provider:  Is there scientific proof that it actually works?  How reliable is this brand?  How will it affect my other medications? What are the side effects?  If it’s safe to take, what’s the right amount?  Seals that certify supplement safety include United States Pharmacopeia (USP)* or a symbol from NSF International* or ConsumerLab.com*. Read the entire article from webMD.com. * Pharmanex only uses gelatin capsules and tablets which adhere to the U.S.P. XXIV standards.  Pharmanex's  LifePak® is the first supplement to receive independent certification from three major independent testing groups, reaffirming the quality and labeling accuracy of the product. These third-party testing companies include NSF International, ConsumerLab.com® and the Banned Substances Control Group (BSCG™) — all considered having reputable dietary supplement product testing programs. For more information or to order, contact Link2Youth's Anita Link at 337-315-7198 or via email.  Don't pay retail.  Contact me first!  ID: US00367225