Workout Supplement Review (LABEL LIES)

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Get what you pay for with your supplements. http://athleanx.com/x/athleanrx-supplements In a recent review of workout and herbal supplements, the New York Times disclosed that the NY State Attorney General found that 4 out of the 5 supplements they tested contained no active ingredients claimed on the label. To some this may be shocking, sadly I am not. The supplement industry is unregulated by the FDA unless an ingredient becomes knowingly dangerous and needs intervention. This means that we as the consumers need to be educated about the supplements that we are taking. In this video, I show you the study results as well as some of the specific filler ingredients that were put in the pills rather than what was claimed. Can you believe, ground up Christmas greens were found? At the center of the controversy are the major retailers like Walgreens, Target, Walmart and GNC, but is it really their fault? In the case of the first three I would have to say no. If you consider the sheer number of brands that are carried by these major retailers it is impossible for them to know about every single one of them. The responsibility ultimately falls on the brand to represent itself accurately. As a supplement brand owner I can tell you that ATHLEAN-Rx strives to put out a trustworthy product that is above all, safe. While not required to undergo the scrutiny of FDA regulation, we opt to do so by declaring our protein powders as food products. As food products we are required

Published 2015-03-17 · Watch on YouTube ↗
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