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Warning: Health Canada Warns Consumers Not to Use Jin Bu Huan Anodyne Tablets Due to Potential Health Risk
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OTTAWA, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - July 22, 2008) - Health Canada is
warning consumers not to use the unauthorized product Jin Bu Huan
Anodyne because it contains the undeclared ingredient
tetrahydropalmatine, which has been associated with serious adverse
health effects.
The amount of tetrahydropalmatine in a daily dose of Jin Bu Huan
Anodyne tablets has been associated with reports of liver injury in
adults, and reports of neurotoxicity (brain and nervous system
injury) in children and a...
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Media Advisory/REMINDER: Health Canada Advises Consumers Not to Use Purepillz Unauthorized Products
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