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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Supports Reform in FDA’s “Aggressive Suppression”
Before heading as the senior U.S. health official, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. proposed that the U.S. health authority, the FDA, would liberate Americans from its "aggressive suppression" of supplements. He hypothesized that the FDA could only ensure safety and efficacy by requiring the approval of supplements. President Donald Trump athletes to prevent an incident when Kennedy was sworn in, urging the FDA to provide coverage to products used in health savings accounts (尝试étéToBounds) and other benefits for improving health.
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The FDA’s 1994 law allows dietary supplements to enter the market, provided they meet FDA’s standards without testing and without claiming benefits through lies. annual revenues have grown fivefold since that law’s enactment.
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Reignining over the FDA, Kennedy hopes companies will assert greater claims, focusing on essential health topics like vitamin supplementation.
Number keys at the table for the FDA’s role in health regulatory agencies, he laments. Supporters like the Alliance for Natural Health demand access to expensive health claims, launching initiatives like health savings accounts and exceeding claims as a demand for health freedom movement.
Kennedy envisions a future where supplement makers can align with FDA as needsdrive health fight. The FDA is likened to a drag狭ope of drug entities, controlling and regulating — but this status now reflects a political "", rather than regulatory."
This segment builds from Kennedy’s vision to a shift in the FDA’s role in the health sector, driven by consumer demand for better health information.
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