4 out of 5 Products of Store Brands of Herbal Supplements Do Not Contain Any of the Herbs on Their Labels

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Tests were conducted on top selling store brands of herbal supplements at GNC, Target, Walgreen and Walmart and found that 4 out of 5 of the products did not contain any of the herbs on their labels!

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  • linda

    Hi Ellen. Anytime i read or hear about this kind of thing happening, it horrifies me. I’ve found in my search to wellness; it’s important to go with a reputable co. Sometimes it’s more expensive and not as convenient. And of course insurance doesn’t cover herbs.I check EVERYTHING with my Dr. And I’ve found the best herbs are from a licensed herbalist who from scratch puts together what i need… no fillers! As always Ellen, your such a blessing♡ thankyou!

    • Ellen Dolgen

      Thanks for your comments, Linda. It is so great that you check with your doctor before taking any supplements.