ANTI-Supplement Amendment! Help Stop it.

These SHITGARGLERS will stop at nothing to keep a COCKLOCK on U.S.

I could give a fuck less henceforth.

Let 'em suck Dirty Dog Cocks in their man made Hell> IMHO

Signed/sent.

If the Senate would have done something about our mineral and trace element deficient soils then we would not have to supplement.

They were told in 1936 with the senate report that the fields were all mineral and trace element deficient.

And that we needed to add them back into the soil to make the soil fertile and so that the produce would not be deficient.

See plants need all those micro nutrients to be healthy and to produce well.

But the senate did not want to add rock dust or do anything but give the plants the Macro Nutrients they could make from the petrochemical industry. IE: NPK

this is relevant to my interest


the FDA and big pharma for years have been trying to take simple supps off the market, like Vitamin C and D, fish oils, etc


not all supplements are created equal. Quality does vary. But generally for the main vitamins, any decent brand under EHA controll or pdea. The quality is just as good as pharmaceuticals


they already have tried to push fish oil in 1.5gram capsules under "lovaza"

you can get the same or better from a health food store without a prescription


if they had their way

vitamin C tablets would need a prescription

Why is dickless durbin still breathing.

Durbin and Blumenthal

Dear Friend:
Thank you for contacting me regarding S. Amdt. 2127, a dietary supplement regulation. I welcome your thoughts and comments.

Senator Richard Durbin (D-IL) introduced this legislation as an amendment to S. 3187, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Safety and Innovation Act. Senator Durbin’s amendment proposed that dietary supplement manufacturing, processing, packaging, or holding facilities be required to submit a registration, including a list of ingredients, a copy of the label, a description of each product, and a duplication of already existing regulations.

I opposed this amendment, and it was not included in the final version of the FDA Safety and Innovation Act, which was agreed to by a vote of 96-1 on May 24, 2012.

As a former business owner, I understand that the onslaught of new and burdensome regulations hits businesses hard, especially as our economy struggles to recover from the recession. In order to boost job creation and support small businesses, I cosponsored S. 1438, the Regulation Moratorium and Job Preservation Act, which places a moratorium on burdensome federal regulations until the national unemployment rate decreases to 7.7 percent. S. 1438 is currently being reviewed by the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs.

I appreciate hearing from you, and I hope that you will not hesitate to contact me on any issue that is important to you.

Sincerely,
Kay Bailey Hutchison
United States Senator

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