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News Release August 12, 2008 ConsumerLab.com finds improvements in labeling of nutrition bars but potential pitfalls exist -- New report compares 20 bars, including those for protein, fiber, energy and whole food WHITE PLAINS, NY August 12, 2008 Labeling on nutrition bars has become more accurate, according to a new report by ConsumerLab.com
But the evidence is observational at best, and even high-quality products can't match IV efficacy
While some telehealth providers may still offer compounded versions under different names or vague custom protocols, these formulations are not FDA-approved, lack clinical testing and can expose patients to unknown health risks
Even the muted prediction from Goldman Sachs expects the market to reach $95 billion by 2030
Has fewer hormonal effects, reducing the risk of organ enlargement or glucose intolerance