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Nutraceutical ads lack scientific proof for health claims: ASCI report

An ASCI review found 60 nutraceutical advertisements violating its code, with weight-loss, skincare and respiratory health claims lacking adequate scientific evidence to support promised benefits

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Nutraceutical ads lack scientific proof for health claims: ASCI report
An ASCI review found 60 nutraceutical advertisements violating its code, with weight-loss, skincare and respiratory health claims lacking adequate scientific evidence to support promised benefits
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