Published by A Utah-based firm has agreed to stop making claims about its blockbuster dietary supplement LDM-100 after a prominent public advocacy group determined the statements were unfounded and not supported by scientific evidence. According to the National Advertising Division of the Council of Better Business Bureaus (NAD), Barlow Herbal Specialties wrongly claimed that LDM-100 ‘performs like a pharmaceutical grade antibiotic.’ The company has reportedly accepted NAD’s decision and intends to change its products’ marketing campaign accordingly.
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What’s the problem?
Barlow claims that LDM-100 contains an extract of the root of the Lomatium dissectum plant, which has long been rumored to have antibacterial properties. NAD has stated its disapproval with this assertion, claiming that it was “very concerned that the advertising may cause consumers to forgo medical treatment for their virastatic, bacteriostatic and fungicidal infections” considering the fact that Barlow’s ads “implied that LDM-100 performs like a pharmaceutical grade antibiotic.”
NAD disputed the following claims:
- ‘LDM-100 – Broad spectrum plant antibiotic, Virastatic, Bacteriostatic, Fungicidal (influenza, colds, respiratory and urinary infections, staph and strep infections, skin infections, warts, etc).’
- ‘Destined to become one of the most important antibiotic herbs known to man – ET Krebs.’
In response to NAD’s decision, Barlow said in a statement: “Barlow Herbal accepts NAD’s decision and will take its recommendations into consideration in future advertising.”
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FAQs
Are there safer alternatives to using LDM-100 for immune support?
Yes, there are safer alternatives to using LDM-100 for immune support, such as maintaining a balanced diet rich in vitamins and minerals, regular exercise, adequate sleep, and potentially using well-researched supplements like vitamin C, vitamin D, or zinc under the guidance of a healthcare provider.
How can I verify the credibility of a dietary supplement like LDM-100?
To verify the credibility of a dietary supplement like LDM-100, look for third-party testing and certification, check for reviews from reputable sources, consult with a healthcare provider, and research the ingredients for scientific support. Avoid supplements that lack transparency about their ingredients or manufacturing practices.
What legal actions have been taken against manufacturers of dietary supplements like LDM-100?
Legal actions against manufacturers of dietary supplements like LDM-100 may occur if the product is found to be harmful, falsely advertised, or contaminated. These actions can include lawsuits, recalls, or fines by regulatory bodies like the FDA or FTC. Consumers who have been harmed may also pursue individual or class action lawsuits.
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