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On Monday, New York State’s Attorney General Eric Schneiderman instructed Target, GNC, Walgreens and Walmart to immediately cease selling a number of scam herbal supplements. An investigation revealed that best-selling supplements not only didn’t work, but were potentially dangerous, with four out of five of the products not even listing any herbs in their ingredients–instead, the supplements contained fillers including powdered rice, houseplants and asparagus. Fraudulent products include echinacea, ginseng, St. John’s wort, garlic, ginkgo biloba and saw palmetto.

Only 21 percent of store herbal supplements contained the plants listed on the labels.

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My mom had some of these lying around. We threw them all out now.

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i was thinking about getting the b12 vitamins bc im a vegetarian but not anymore i guess
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