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Canada's C-51 Law May Outlaw 60% of Natural Health Products; Big

Pharma Pushing to Criminalize Supplements

 

A new law being pushed in Canada by Big Pharma seeks to outlaw up to

60 percent of natural health products currently sold in Canada, even

while criminalizing parents who give herbs or supplements to their

children. The law, known as C-51, was introduced by the Canadian

Minister of Health on April 8th, 2008, and it proposes sweeping

changes to Canada's Food and Drugs Act that could have devastating

consequences on the health products industry.

 

Among the changes proposed by the bill are radical alterations to key

terminology, including replacing the word " drug " with " therapeutic

product " throughout the Act, thereby giving the Canadian government

broad-reaching powers to regulate the sale of all herbs, vitamins,

supplements and other items. With this single language change,

anything that is " therapeutic " automatically falls under the Food and

Drug Act. This would include bottled water, blueberries, dandelion

greens and essentially all plant-derived substances.

The Act also changes the definition of the word " sell " to include

anyone who gives such therapeutic products to someone else. So a

mother giving an herb to her child, under the proposed new language,

could be arrested for engaging in the sale of unregulated,

unapproved " therapeutic substances. " Learn about more of these

freedom-squashing changes to the law at the Stop51.com website:

http://www.stopc51.com

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