Sentences with phrase «unsubstantiated health»
Hoping to avoid brushing our dog's teeth, we too willingly grasp at kibble's unsubstantiated health benefits.
https://www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com/
Last year, the Federal Trade Commission charged top corporate executives at pomegranate juice maker POM Wonderful for making false and unsubstantiated health claims.
The owners (The Coca - Cola Company) have actually been sued for deceptive and unsubstantiated health claims about Vitaminwater.
Not exact matches
The Australian Beverages Council has today responded to the WHO's announcement that the daily recommended added sugar intake be further reduced to below 5 % for «additional health benefits», labelling the claim both unsubstantiated and unachievable.
Choosing the right supplement for your health, wellness and fitness needs becomes even more confusing and challenging when you take a look at all of the unsubstantiated claims made by manufacturers.
This unsubstantiated finding is that «increased breastfeeding duration has had no effect on overall physical or pscychological health outcomes of either children or mothers.»
According to South Africa's Department of Health, Nestlé violates that country's labelling laws with unsubstantiated nutrition claims: «optimal physical and mental development», «activate your baby's immune defences» and «strengthen your baby's natural defences».
The World Health Organization and UNICEF have rejected the formula industry's favoured taglines of «closer than ever to breastmilk» and «easier to digest» and have stated that such health claims are misleading and unsubstantHealth Organization and UNICEF have rejected the formula industry's favoured taglines of «closer than ever to breastmilk» and «easier to digest» and have stated that such health claims are misleading and unsubstanthealth claims are misleading and unsubstantiated.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Service's Administration for Children & Families says of the percentage of the 3.3 million referrals for child abuse and neglect in 2009 it investigated, «Two - thirds of reports found all allegations to be unsubstantiated or intentionally false (64.3 % and 0.1 %, respectively).»
Brands like «Gold» and «Premium» have set new trends with lofty and unsubstantiated claims for newborn health and achievement, such as increased intelligence, musical ability and even better eyesight.
Within moments of the exchange, Twitter was awash with unsubstantiated claims that the nurse was the wife (or daughter) of a Tory councillor — a very Scottish political slur — and that she was employed by private health service Bupa rather than the NHS.
Yes, the Internet is chock - full of unsubstantiated — even idiotic — health information.
Unfortunately, many of these health benefits are unsubstantiated due to absence of study.
To me this is a prime example of «Bro science» where the same unsubstantiated claims are echoed repeatedly through men's «health» magazines and weightlifting magazines, with some reinforcement from Paleo «academics», until the shear volume of it lends a air of legitimacy to the recommendations to dramatically over consume protein and it becomes something that «everybody just knows».
They won't be allowed to make misleading or unsubstantiated claims that Eukanuba or other pet food will make dogs live 30 % longer, or to make other misleading claims about the health benefits of any of their pet foods.
Yes, I realize that your editorials are not meant to be taken as academic articles, but the online pet - health literature is awash with these sorts of unsubstantiated claims.
«These unsubstantiated allegations stem from a single lawsuit filed against us by a single plaintiff who claims that levels of lead were found in three of our products that could be dangerous to pet health.