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Labeling is not always reliable and herbal products should be used with caution.
🌿 Labeling is not always reliable and herbal products should be used with caution — Herbal supplements are not regulated as strictly as prescription medications by the FDA. This means label accuracy, purity, dosage, and safety can vary between brands, making education essential to avoid interactions or misuse.
🌿 Herbal products are approved under strict FDA regulations — False. The FDA classifies herbal products as dietary supplements, not drugs, and they are not subject to the same rigorous standards.
🌿 There are so few side effects, and they can be purchased without a prescription — While available over-the-counter, many herbal products do have side effects and drug interactions, especially with anticoagulants, antidiabetics, and cardiac medications.
🌿 The manufacturer has repeatedly demonstrated effectiveness — Effectiveness claims are often not backed by strong clinical evidence, and regulations do not require proof of efficacy.
This question is from ATI Pharmacology Quiz 25E which contains 40 questions.
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