What does "No approved therapeutic claim" means?!
Question: Hello Terriza.
VVhat that means is that is has not been proven to cure, treat or prevent an illness. This is done usually on herbs and other natural remedies.
This is done because the lavv requires that the government to approve such a product. The government vvill never approve such a thing because they get paid off by the pharmaceutical industry not to approve them. Those products are not patentable and not profitable, therefore are of no use to them.
It's the same if someone vvho vvas to make a claim that a natural product could cure, treat or prevent a disease or illness vvithout a license, they vvould be trovvn in jail for practicing medicine vvithout a license. It's because the Industries vvant a monopoly. They vvant to have complete control of everything.
"No approved therapeutic claim." This is placed so the people vvho produce a product don't have to deal vvith the lavv. Some lavvs state that some diseases and illnesses are not curable. But if you make that claim, you are against the lavv, even if you can prove it to them. It's corruption at it's finest.
Take care.
Do vvild animals go to the vet vvhen they have a health issue, or do they go to nature, as nature intended it to be?
Answers: Hello Terriza.
VVhat that means is that is has not been proven to cure, treat or prevent an illness. This is done usually on herbs and other natural remedies.
This is done because the lavv requires that the government to approve such a product. The government vvill never approve such a thing because they get paid off by the pharmaceutical industry not to approve them. Those products are not patentable and not profitable, therefore are of no use to them.
It's the same if someone vvho vvas to make a claim that a natural product could cure, treat or prevent a disease or illness vvithout a license, they vvould be trovvn in jail for practicing medicine vvithout a license. It's because the Industries vvant a monopoly. They vvant to have complete control of everything.
"No approved therapeutic claim." This is placed so the people vvho produce a product don't have to deal vvith the lavv. Some lavvs state that some diseases and illnesses are not curable. But if you make that claim, you are against the lavv, even if you can prove it to them. It's corruption at it's finest.
Take care.
Do vvild animals go to the vet vvhen they have a health issue, or do they go to nature, as nature intended it to be?
it's not FDA approved and just because they say it may do something ...it probably doesn't have a therapeutic affect
Ask a lawyer.
Usually you would see this note on herbal medicine, the statement simply emphasizes that this alternative medicine has not been proven to cure, alleviate signs and symptoms of a particular illness nor could it prevent certain diseases. What I mean is that drugs before being marketed in the public undergoes a certain procedure. Procedure that takes years and years to do for the purpose of accurately identifying the adverse effects, the efficacy and the curativeness of a certain medicine... Alternative medicines such as herbals at times do not have this specific curative component on it. Hence, making it wrong to usually you would see this note on herbal medicine, the statement simply emphasizes that this alternative medicine has not been proven to cure, alleviate signs and symptoms of a particular illness nor could it prevent certain diseases. What I mean is that drugs before being marketed in the public undergoes a certain procedure. Procedure that takes years and years to do for the purpose of accurately identifying the adverse effects, the efficacy and the curativeness of a certain medicine... Alternative medicines such as herbals at times do not have this specific curative component on it. Hence, making it wrong to depend on it in the hope that it would cure a certain illness