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Here's an excerpt from the link below to a very damaging article on

chinese herbs in consumer reports:

 

" These findings prompted the FDA to issue a nationwide warning against

Aristolochia in 2001 and to impose a ban on further imports of the

herb. But in early 2004, more than two years after the import ban went

into effect, Consumer Reports was able to purchase products online that

were labeled as containing Aristolochia.

In 2003, Gold identified more than 100 products for sale online with

botanical ingredients listed by the FDA as known or suspected to

contain aristolochic acid.

 

Donna Andrade-Wheaton, a former aerobics instructor in Rhode Island,

learned those facts too late to save her kidneys. After taking Chinese

herbs containing Aristolochia for more than two years, she suffered

severe kidney damage; her kidney tissues were found to contain

aristolochic acid. In late 2002, at age 39, she underwent a kidney

transplant.

 

Andrade-Wheaton is suing both the acupuncturist who gave her the herbs

and several companies that manufactured them. The acupuncturist

declined to discuss the case on the record, and the manufacturer did

not return our phone calls. "

 

 

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