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1 Mixing male enhancement pills Wegmans Recalls Traditional Medicinals Teas Due to Salmonella Risk (Posted: 4/26/2018). FDA Warns Dr. Carolyn Dean of Drug Claims Made for Magnesium, Calcium & Other Mineral Supplements (Posted: 7/11/2017). Study Shows Severe Risk in Drinking Hydrogen Peroxide (Posted: 8/8/2017). Dog Food Recalled After Reports of Vitamin D Toxicity (Posted: 11/6/2018). FTC Sends Refund Checks to Consumers of Unproven Weight-Loss Products (Posted: 3/16/2018). Seller of Osha and Cayenne Supplements & More Warned for Manufacturing Violations (Posted: 4/17/2018). Seller of 5-HTP, Potassium & More Warned for Manufacturing Violations (Posted: 12/1/2018). High Levels of Lead Found in Kratom Products (Posted: 11/27/2018). Homeopathic Teething Drops, Nausea Drops, Silver-Zinc Throat Spray & More Recalled (Posted: 5/19/2018). Seven Arrested for Selling Fake Olive Oil in Greece (Posted: 11/28/2017). Seller of B Vitamins, Vitamin C, Potassium & More Warned for Manufacturing Violations (Posted: 4/4/2017). FDA Warns Seller Reishi Mushroom Supplements (Posted: 2/17/2018). FDA Finds Problems at 62% of Supplement Manufacturing Sites in U.S. and Abroad (Posted: 3/17/2017). Maker of Prelief, Urinozinc Prostate Health Formula Warned for Manufacturing Violations (Posted: 4/1/2017). Health Research Labs Agrees to Settle FTC Charges of False Claims, Deceptive Marketing of BioTherapex and NeuroPlus (Posted: 12/1/2017). FDA Warns Seller of Probiotic and Omega-3 Supplements for Manufacturing Violations (Posted: 6/7/2017). Oat Cereal Recalled Due to Listeria Risk (Posted: 7/18/2017). FDA Warns Seller of Echinacea, Iron, Aloe Supplements & More for Manufacturing Violations (Posted: 4/17/2018). Seller of Supplements for Pain and Allergies Warned for Manufacturing Violations, Drug Claims (Posted: 12/20/2017). Caffeine Toxicity a Danger Due to Product Packaging (Posted: 6/8/2018). Seller of Herbal Supplements Warned for Manufacturing Violations, Drug Claims (Posted: 6/6/2017). In an editorial published in JAMA Internal Medicine, Pieter Cohen, assistant professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School and a colleague collected some of the lesser known

2 School and a colleague collected some of the lesser known facts about an industry that produces millions of pills and likely generates tens of millions, if not billions of dollars in profits but is almost entirely free of government oversight. Watch Out, Viagra: FDA Approves a Fast-Acting Erectile Dysfunction Drug. "It's so common that the FDA has been testing these pretty regularly and has set up a consumer information page," says David Kroll, a pharmacologist at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences, who was not associated with the study, but has studied pharmaceutical contamination of herbal products. FDA Warns Consumers to Stop Taking Sexual Enhancement Pills. To create these new drugs, illegal manufacturers apparently search patent applications and studies for analogue compounds that may have a similar, desired effect to the legal medication and then synthesize and sell them. Many of these agents that appear in the scientific literature may never have been studied in animal research, which makes them particularly hazardous. Some compounds may even have been abandoned for safety reasons by drug companies. And while some clearly are effective in producing arousal or sexual enhancement, their side effects are unknown. Maia Szalavitz is a neuroscience journalist for TIME.com and co-author of. Such backyard drug makers might even be encouraged by the lack of enforcement of laws prohibiting improper marketing of pharmaceuticalgrade agents. It's illegal to sell prescription medications and untested compounds as herbal drugs, for example, but few are prosecuted for it. "I think it's an enforcement issue," he says, "The regulatory authorities are spread too thin." He says that there are other barriers as well: those who market the products can claim that they did not know the illegal ingredients were present. "[Some] companies that import [these products] say, 'it's adulterated when we get it.' I don't know what to do about that.". * Over 45 different versions of drugs in the same class of Viagra have now been found in male sexual supplements. A Dutch study found that 75% of the products sold in the Netherlands contained at least one analogue, or chemical variant that has the same effect as Viagra. 5 Things You Should Know About Chicken Pox and Shingles. 'Baby Fever' Is a Real Emotion, and Men Get It Too. Smoking Alcohol: The Dangerous Way People Are Getting Drunk. "It's as if they are just playing mad scientist and coming up with new chemicals and now jumping from that to popping them at pharmacological doses into these supposedly natural supplements," Cohen says. * Just last week, the FDA identified three tainted supplements: "Vicerex" and "Bullet Proof," which contain counterfeit Cialis and "Lightning ROD," which includes an analogue of Viagra. Cohen urges men to simply avoid these supplements; if they contain inert ingredients, then consumers would be saving their money, but if they contain unknown drugs, they could be dangerous to people's health. "The bottom line is that any product being sold as a natural product for male sexual enhancement should be avoided. No legal natural ingredients work and we're seeing lots of dangerous chemicals and novel medications.". Szalavitz's latest book is

3 chemicals and novel medications.". Szalavitz's latest book is Born for Love: Why Empathy Is Essential and Endangered. It is co-written with Dr. Bruce Perry, a leading expert in the neuroscience of TEEN trauma and recovery. Pfizer has already moved in this direction, announcing that it will sell Viagra online, with a prescription, so consumers can avoid the embarrassment of picking the drug up at a pharmacy. The company told the New York Times the decision was part of its efforts to fight counterfeit drugs. * A product called "Mojo Nights" recently analyzed by the Food and Drug Administration ( FDA ) included not just counterfeit Viagra, but also three different analogue drugs. To fight the illegal market, Cohen proposes making the legal drugs easier to get. "I would be for Viagra being over-the-counter," he says, "It's tremendously safe if you know what you're taking," and are given information about risks. He recommends that for now, doctors be more generous in prescribing them, given that the risks of unknown drugs at unknown doses are far greater. If the legal drugs are simpler and less embarrassing to access, he argues, the market for the illegal versions will diminish. Get all access to digital and print Subscribe. * A product sold as "Rock Hard for Men" in 2012 turned out to contain not only counterfeit Cialis (tadalafil) but also a diabetes drug that can be deadly if used incorrectly. A similar combination killed more than a dozen men in Asia in "We're talking about a massive number of brands and millions of millions of pills that are tainted," Cohen says. "Hundreds of millions of pills are being produced every month that are spiked with these prescription medications and worse, entirely novel drugs." The presence of the new medications is particularly concerning since there are no data to support their safety, much less their efficacy. And they are sometimes sold alongside legitimate supplements and over-the-counter medications, so consumers often assume they are safe and tested. * More than threequarters of male enhancement supplements tested in one study in Singapore contained pharmaceuticals that were not disclosed and half of them were present in higher doses than recommended. People can easily fall victim to automatic billing scams. People can easily fall victim to automatic billing scams. The worst of course is credit card scams where a so called "free trial offer" turns into a billing nightmare. Make sure you watch the video presentation I put together on this subject. Also check out the other four scams, this information will protect your wallet! If a male enhancement product is legit, why are they hiding offshore? (HUGE Red Flag). Everything You Have Ever Wanted To Know About Male Enhancement pills. But didn't Know who to Ask. The most popular male enhancement pills are often counterfeited. I have been the victim of counterfeiting many times in the past. It sounds crazy to think about it now but as far back as the 1970's when I started my adult film career there were people making illegal copies of some of my most popular films and selling them. If you walk into any major city you will see vendors selling counterfeit NFL shirts, fake Rolex watches, fake Gucci bags, and a bunch of other fake items. Now there is a huge market

4 and a bunch of other fake items. Now there is a huge market for fake male enhancement supplements. The Internet has become a counterfeiters dream come true. You go to a website or even EBay or Amazon and buy what you think is an original product only to get a counterfeit a well-done counterfeit. Authorities are cracking down more and more on counterfeiters, but it is still a big scam. You are better off buying your supplements from a reputable site like mine or directly from the manufacturer who makes the product you are interested in. You can also buy from well established retail stores and online stores, but stay away from the places that offer super low prices as often they are selling you junk with a counterfeited label. A normal price for two male enhancement pills should run under $3, but there are plenty at $9, $10 and even more. Visit the FDA's website to see a list of products that have been recalled. Cheap herbs are another way the consumer gets ripped of by some companies selling male enhancement products. The next time you are in GNC or some drugstore look at the ingredient labels of a few male enhancement bottles. Very often the ingredients seems similar, yet one product will work great and the other will not work very well at all. How can this be possible if the ingredients are basically the same? The answer is that some companies use the cheapest herbs they can just to make a few extra dollars a bottle. I discovered that many manufacturers get super cheap herbs from China and can save as much as $4 a bottle in manufacturing costs. If they sell 2 million bottles a year that's an 8 million dollar saving. You can see why sleazy and greedy manufacturers might be tempted to use cheap ingredients. That is why in my 8 Keys to determining what makes a product great the number one thing I look and test for is the potency of the ingredients. That is number one. Cheap herbs are worthless. Just like there is a big difference between getting a steak at Denny's and a steak at a place like Morton's or Ruth's Chris Steakhouse, the same is true with herbs. Cheap herbs are a scam!!! It's true. There are a host of companies hiding outside the United States in tiny island countries that try and send illegal pharmaceuticals into the USA. The government has cracked down on a number of these rogue pharmacies as they are called, but new ones continue to pop up all the time. The real danger is that these pills are not what you think you are getting. Scams are not cool. Unfortunately with so much money at stake in the male enhancement business, scams have become part of the landscape. It seems like there is a new scam popping up every week. However, I am going to educate you on what I believe to be the Top 5 scams today. In one investigation it was revealed that the company making pills was mixing the ingredients in trash cans and often the amount of active ingredients was 10 times the amount! That is the very definition of dangerous! Stay away from those unsolicited offers remember if it sounds too good to be true, it usually is!. One of the easiest ways to determine if a product is laced with an illegal drug is by the price of the product. If you go to a gas station of a 7-11 type store you will see they sell male enhancement products as either one pill or

5 see they sell male enhancement products as either one pill or two pills. If the price for these pills is above $8 then the odds are extremely high that they are laced with drugs. The reason is that even the best herbs in the world are far cheaper than pharmaceutical chemicals. So these crooked pill makers that put drugs in their products have to pay a high price to get the drugs and then to put them in the product, so they pass the cost on to the consumer. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is in charge of making sure that natural products, which include natural male enhancement products do not contain any illegal substances. You would think that if a product is natural there is no way it would contain a chemical or prescription drug. That's what I initially thought too. But sadly it is not the case. There have been hundreds yes hundreds of male enhancement products taken off the market because they were secretly laced with drugs. This is extremely dangerous to men with heart conditions and other medical issues that prevent them from getting a prescription for Viagra from their doctor.