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Ora-pro-nobis supplements are banned by Anvisa

Summary by Globo
The measure does not affect the consumption or sale of the fresh plant. Anvisa informs that dietary supplements are not medications and cannot claim therapeutic effects such as treatment, prevention, or cure of diseases.
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Ora-pro-nobis supplements are banned by Anvisa; understand why

Ora-pro-nobis cannot be used as a supplement ingredient, as its efficacy or risks have not been proven.

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Ora-pro-nobis supplements are banned by Anvisa

The measure does not affect the consumption or sale of the fresh plant. Anvisa informs that dietary supplements are not medications and cannot claim therapeutic effects such as treatment, prevention, or cure of diseases.

·Brazil
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Globo broke the news in Brazil on Thursday, April 3, 2025.
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