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LipoKinetix |
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Kava |
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Androstenedione |
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Chaparral (creosote bush) |
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Comfrey (widely sold
in the United States as teas, tablets, capsules,
tinctures, medicinal poultices, and lotions) |
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Yohimbe (marketed in
a number of products for body building and "enchanced
male performance) |
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Germander (contained
in medicinal teas, elixirs and capsules or tablets,
either singly or in combination with other herbs, and
marketed for the treatment of obesity and to facilitate
weight loss) |
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Willow Bark (used for
its analgesic (pain killing)) |
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Vitamin A
(well-recognized toxicity when consumed at levels of
25,000 International Units (IU) per day, or higher) |
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Niacin ( used to help
lower cholesterol) |
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Black Cohash - used
for menopausal symptoms |
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Dandelion - promoted
as a liver "detoxifier" but has been
associated with liver problems when parasitic infection
were caused by contaminated dandelion. Purity can never
be assured with these products since there is little
regulation. |
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Echinacea
- promoted as a treatment for treat upper respiratory
infections |
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Ephedra
- promoted as a weight loss treatment |
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Ginseng
- promoted for memory enhancement and numerous other
uses |