Cụ siêu thật đấy, em mà biết phân tích giỏi như cụ thì giờ chắc em chả phải chém gió ở đây.
Em chả biết gì về tính toán cao cấp chỉ thấy dùng nó thì chắc chắn là an toàn chưa thấy ai kiện cả. Cả năm nay em ăn sáng bằng cái thứ đó thấy khỏe hơn lại không phải chui vào mấy cái quán phở ngột ngạt. Chi Phí thì cũng rẻ hơn quả trứng với bát phở em thường ăn.
Chữa bệnh nọ bệnh kia thì em không biết nhưng em biết ăn uống khoa học thì nó sẽ ít bệnh. Cho nên em thấy bọn Nasa nó từng mang cái này đi để ăn thì chắc nhu cầu của em cũng chỉ bằng nó La cùng. Cách tìm hiểu của em nó ít học lắm có lẽ do em sống với mấy thằng tây quen nên em lười nghiên cứu nó quen.
Cụ bảo em ngẫm thì em chịu, đau đầu lắm. Em cũng làm kd rồi ngẫm mãi mệt lắm rồi em mí chọn việc này cho đỡ phải ngẫm.
Em vừa lên gu gồ thử 2 từ khóa Herbalife với NASA mà chả thấy kết quả gì cả,
lại ra kết quả năm 1985 Herbalife bị kiện liên quan tới cái chết của 5 người và phải đền bù gì đó
In 1985, the Canadian Department of Justice filed a number of claims against the company related to false advertisement and unproven medical claims. Herbalife fought back by filing a lawsuit against the FDA and the U.S. Health and Human Services Division, accusing them of defamation.
The FDA responded with a civil suit against Hughes himself, blaming him for five deaths associated with his product line. These stories made headlines and greatly affected the company's sales.
Hughes reached a settlement on the FDA suit in 1986, and the company posted a $3 million loss for the year. As part of the settlement, Herbalife was forced to discontinue a number of products and replace some ingredients linked to illness and death.
http://www.ehow.com/about_5292905_history-herbalife.html
Còn cái này trên wikipedia
In 2005, Israel's Health Minister began an investigation against Herbalife's products after four persons using Herbalife's products were found to have liver problems.
[28] Herbalife's products were accused of containing toxic ingredients such as Qua-qua, Kompri, and Kraska. The products were sent to the Bio-Medical Research Design LTD (B.R.D) laboratory, to a private laboratory in the U.S, and to Israel's Forensic research laboratory. The company issued a press release stating that the Israeli government, and scientists working with Herbalife, were unable to establish a link between the product and the eight cases of liver damage. Herbalife withdrew the product, which was only marketed in Israel.
[29] Herbalife's SEC 10-Q filings state that the Israeli Ministry of Health did not establish a causal relationship between the product and liver ailments. The Israeli Ministry of Health advises individuals with compromised liver function to avoid dietary supplements.
[30] In 2009, an Israeli woman sued Herbalife International and Herbalife Israel, claiming that her liver damage resulted from the use of Herbalife products.
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Scientific studies in 2007 by doctors at the University Hospital of Bern in Switzerland and the Liver Unit of the Hadassah-Hebrew University Medical Center in Israel found an association between consumption of Herbalife products and
hepatitis.
[28][32] In response, the Spanish Ministry of Health issued an alert asking for caution in consuming Herbalife products.
[33] Herbalife has stated they are cooperating fully with Spanish authorities.
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By 2011, hospitals in Israel, Spain, Switzerland, Iceland, Argentina and the United States had reported liver damage in a number of patients, part of whom had used Herbalife products.
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improper synthesis?] Some patients recovered after they had stopped taking the products, in others the disease continued, and two patients died. Several authors considered it plausible that Herbalife products were the cause of the observed liver disease. Herbalife employees claim there is no definitive proof that Herbalife products cause hepatoxicity or other liver problems.
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