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Previously on the dream.

Should there be a limit beyond which the product is going to have to be considered and over

the counter-drug instead of a supplement.

So like if it's a vitamin C at a level that could be consumed in food, it's one thing,

and if it's vitamin C at a level way beyond that, maybe it's not really a food like substance

anymore and maybe now it's a over the counter-drug.

And that freaked out the nascent supplement industry and they managed to get a number

of really influential pieces of legislation passed, which basically forbid the FDA from

ever setting standards or limits on what vitamin products could contain.

Last episode we heard from Katherine Price, a science journalist who wrote a book called

Vitamania.

Katherine's the woman who convinced Dan, former lover of vitamins and supplements, to

throw out all of his pills, tinctures, and powders, and rethink the amount of money and

energy he was putting into his daily supplement routine.

This was for two reasons.

One, because he couldn't trust that all the ingredients on the label were actually in

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