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Welcome to Vibe.

And here's your host, Robin Openshaw.

Hey, everyone, Robin Openshaw.

Welcome to The Vibe Show.

Sharing a few little tidbits with you from my book, Take Daily, which has probably by the time you're hearing this just released on Audible.

But the physical book is out, and today we're talking about the hidden side of supplements, what you're not supposed to know.

So we've got this illusion of safety. You can flip over almost any supplement bottle and you'll see that same comforting

disclaimer. This statement has not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to

diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Okay, but they're also not going to stop you from buying it, and they're not going to stop

anyone from selling it. We've all read it, and we've all ignored it. It feels harmless,

almost quaint, but those words are more than a legal footnote. They're a red flag waving in plain sight,

a quiet confession that no one is watching the henhouse. Because the truth is the FDA doesn't

test your supplements. It doesn't check for purity, potency, or even safety, or evaluate what its ingredients are and how much is left

of the solvents and metals that are usually used in its manufacturer. The manufacturers do that

themselves or they don't. Let's talk about generally regarded as safe or grass.

You've probably seen that acronym on labels standing for generally regarded as safe.

And it sounds official, doesn't it?

Like, it sounds like there's something behind it.

But here's the catch.

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