Social media has become the new storefront for everything from dietary supplements and CBD oils to herbal tinctures and homeopathic remedies. These products are often promoted as “natural,” “safe,” or “alternative,” and that language resonates with consumers looking for holistic options. But here’s the catch, many of these products make bold claims about treating or preventing health conditions. And those claims don’t always have the backing of the FDA.

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• Marketing Holistic Health on Social Media? Here’s Why the FDA Might Come Knocking

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• Matt Quinn, Ph.D.