Nature’s Youth Supplement Relabeled Without Growth Factor Reference
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
Marketing of Nature's Youth dietary supplement has resumed in packaging that no longer refers to human growth factor or anti-aging claims, the product's Centerville, Mass.-based marketer said. The supplement's name also has been revised from Nature's Youth hGH
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