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Sources
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Claims and safety
- Avoid guaranteed cure, recovery, detoxification, hormone, fertility, metabolic, or disease-treatment claims.
- State when evidence is limited, mixed, condition-specific, or based on traditional use.
- Keep emergency, referral, medicine-interaction, pregnancy, contraindication, and no-substitution boundaries prominent.
Corrections and updates
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