Americans report on adverse events from supplements Nutraingredients.com
12/1/2006 - A survey of prevalence of dietary supplements use and reported adverse events sheds interesting light on consumers’ perceptions of product safety, and highlights the importance of health care professions asking about supplement use.
Teams sought for Commit to Fitness Challenge The Altoona Herald-Mitchellville Index
The Herald-Index and Anytime Fitness in Altoona are looking for two local teams to compete in the first ever Commit to Fitness Challenge.
Critics want tougher regulation of creatine Salem Statesman Journal
Since Congress loosened controls on the dietary-supplements industry in 1994, thousands of new products have hit the Internet and U.S. store shelves, including herbal remedies for impotency, fat-burning diet pills and muscle-building powders.
Creatine: Marvel or menace? Salem Statesman Journal
When John Fleener looks back on the all-league and all-state honors he won playing three sports at Kennedy High School, he gives an assist to creatine.
Letters to the Editor The Daily Iowan
James Eaves-Johnson, in his Nov. 16 guest opinion, "Israel: The rest of the story," complains that by criticizing Israel's various human-rights violations, critics are not treating Israel fairly, because other countries, such as Russia, China, Sudan, and, he says, even the Palestinians, also commit equal crimes against humanity.
Brown Rudnick Prevails on Behalf of Creditors in Metabolife Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Proceedings Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance
BOSTON----Brown Rudnick, a premier international law firm, today announced that it has successfully reached a $56 million global settlement benefiting tort claimant creditors in connection with the Chapter 11 bankruptcy of Metabolife International, Inc. -- one of the nation's largest manufacturers and distributors of ephedra-based food supplements prior to the FDA's early 2004 ban of ephedra
Do weight-loss supplements work? MSNBC
We’ve seen ads about products claiming to help us burn fat and shed pounds. Dr. Madelyn Fernstrom, a “Today” contributor, gives the skinny on them
Wall company is getting out of bankruptcy Asbury Park Press
Nutraquest Inc., a Wall company that makes dietary supplements, is emerging from Chapter 11 bankruptcy three years after one of its ephedra-based products made it the target of numerous lawsuits.
Nutraquest gets OK to exit bankruptcy The Star-Ledger
A judge has approved diet pill maker Nutraquest's plan to emerge from bankruptcy, three years after the company filed for protection from dozens of lawsuits related to its ephedra-based products.
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