New Tool Helps Alert the Public to Unlawfully Marketed Dietary Supplement Ingredients

Andarine GTx 007 SARM S-4 S-4 cpd
Contacted 17 companies selling products that falsely claimed to help Alzheimer disease
The List
- Andarine
- GTx 007
- SARM S-4
- S-4 cpd
- Higenamine
- Dl-demethylcoclaurine
- (+-)-Norcolaurine
- (R)-Higenamine
- Hordenine
- Anhaline
- Eremursine
- Peyocactine
- N-Methyltryamine
- NMT
- Methyl-4-tyramine
- N-Methyl-tyramine
- Octopamine
- Analet
- Norden
- Nprsympatol
- 1,4-DMAA
- 1,4 dimethylamylamine
- 1,4 dimethylpentylamine
What Should I Do?
How Can Companies Still Make Products With These Unlawful Ingredients?
- Sent out letters to warn eight companies using DMHA and three companies using phenibut in their dietary supplements (neither met their requirement)
- Contacted 17 companies selling products that falsely claimed to help Alzheimer disease
Don’t Worry – A Holistic Nutritionist On Long Island Can Help!
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