Dietary supplements are not regulated by the FDA until after they have reached the market. Unlike prescription drug manufacturers, dietary supplement makers are self-regulated and responsible for ensuring their products are safe and effective and contain the proper warnings prior to coming on the market. Once on the market, the manufacturers are responsible for reporting known health hazards caused by their product, and the FDA takes action against products found to be harmful or adulterated. Hydroxycut is the latest in a long line of dietary supplements tracked by the FDA found to either cause serious health issues or contain undeclared, active pharmaceutical ingredients.
If you have the associated symptoms or develop new symptoms after taking Hydroxycut, you should see your doctor as soon as possible.
Gabriel Mejia is a personal injury attorney handling accident and injury cases in Florida for Law Offices and , P.A.
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