'Orchid' Supplements Often Mislabeled, May Pose Health Risks

'Orchid' Supplements Often Mislabeled, May Pose Health Risks

(MedPage Today) -- Consumers who purchase sports supplements promising the purported benefits of a certain type of orchid may be disappointed, or worse, harmed, researchers have suggested. Not one of 12 Eria jarensis supplements purchased online...

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The Growing Popularity of Natural Supplements Over the past decade, the wellness industry has witnessed a remarkable surge in the consumption of natural supplements. Marketed as organic, safe, and beneficial alternatives to conventional medicine, these products are widely perceived as harmless. From herbal teas and dietary pills to detox teas and fat burners, consumers are turning to these remedies seeking quick health fixes, weight loss, or imm…

Unlabeled stimulants and health risks revealed

Thirty-three percent of the products (four out of 12) were found to contain an undeclared stimulant, and two of these were found to contain 1,4-dimethylamylamine (DMAA), an amphetamine derivative that is prohibited by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for use in dietary supplements. The new analysis, which was led by Dr. Pieter Cohen from the Cambridge Health Alliance and Harvard Medical School, raises concerns about the quality and potentia…

Analysis raises concerns about quality and potential health risks of Eria jarensis sports supplements

A study led by Dr. Pieter Cohen found that Eria jarensis sports supplements contain undeclared stimulants, including banned DMAA. Products were inaccurately labeled, with high caffeine levels posing potential health risks. The orchid's claimed benefits lack human research support.