Magnesium supplements claim to target specific organs—threonate for brain, glycinate for sleep, taurate for heart. A 2021 system… #Consumerhealth #Evidencebasedmedicine #Magnesiumsupplements #Nutritionalscience #Supplementefficacy

Study links beer contamination to municipal water sources and calls for improved treatment to protect consumer health

Study links beer contamination to municipal water sources and calls for improved treatment to protect consumer health

Emphasizes on Balanced Information and Scientific Research for Consumer Health Protection

Emphasizes on Balanced Information and Scientific Research for Consumer Health Protection

Food Safety Fact Sheets have been compiled to provide clear, concise and scientifically reliable information on key food science topics. They aim to provide the public or lay reader with a basic…

The latest consumer health and finance tracker from The Exeter shows that 43% of UK adults accessed at least one private healthcare service in the last six months.

US digital health provider Hims & Hers Health has acquired Eucalyptus, the parent company of Juniper, to expand its preventative healthcare reach to UK patients. It will focus on sexual health…

An alarming new study has linked several preservatives commonly found in some cured meats, toothpaste, salad dressings, ketchup and mustard with an increased risk of developing cancer.

(Beyond Pesticides October 8, 2015) Colorado’s largest pot grower, LivWell Inc., was sued over illegal pesticide use in a law suit filed Monday in Denver District Court. Two marijuana users, one of whom suffers from a brain tumor and holds a medical card to use the product, allege that the grower used a potentially dangerous pesticide in the production of marijuana they later purchased. The suit asks for an undisclosed amount of damages and also claims that an implied promise to consumers was breached when LivWell sold high-grade and medical-grade marijuana treated with unapproved pesticides to consumers. The main pesticide at issue in this case is myclobutanil  or Eagle 20, which is the same product that led to tens thousands of plants being  quarantined last spring after testing positive for the  fungicide during a routine inspection by the Denver Department of Environmental Health. Growers claim that without the fungicide their plants are endangered. The 40-page lawsuit claims that myclobutanil, when heated, breaks down to “poisonous hydrogen cyanide” and alleges that consumers who smoke marijuana treated with Eagle 20 ingest the gas.” While neither plaintiff alleges they were sickened from ingesting the marijuana they purchased at LivWell, both claim they would […]

<p>AUSTIN, Texas - On June 23, 2025, Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed into law a bill that will require warning labels on various food products sold in the state, including popular items such as M&Ms...

<p>A popular children's cough medicine, Little Remedies Honey Cough Syrup, has been voluntarily recalled across the United States due to potential bacterial contamination that could pose serious healt...

Earnings from Lululemon and Disney’s annual shareholder meeting may offer fresh insights into the health of household finances.

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