EO/AT Claims ** Was: Nature's Inventory All Natural Wellness Oil

[Guest guest]

BUT What about making traditional/historical claims?

You know, the ones that have HUNDREDS of years of successful uses?

That is how I present mine.

Crazzy Woman

 

--- Rachel Markel <ramarkel wrote:

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> Thank you for the information but you still cannot make any claims.

> Once you do you are now marketing a " drug. " The Federal Trade

> Commission offers very clear and concise language in regards to this

> use of words like; antibacterial, antiviral, anti fungal,

> antimicrobial and so on.

> Quite frankly, you just don't go there! This is precisely what has

> given Aromatherapy in the US a very bad rap.

[Guest guest]

The problem with that is that AT and EO's haven't been around for hundreds

of years so there is no traditional use or historical claims that one can

make...

 

Unless of course one believes the YL crap dished out that they were used in

biblical times, given to the baby Jesus and all that horse manure. Then one

can claim whatever one wants cuz it's all a load of complete and utter bull

excrement. ;-)

 

K

 

 

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