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Cognis Prevastein "Bone Health" Claim Cleared By FDA

This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet

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Cognis Nutrition & Health is preparing to introduce its Prevastein soy isoflavone ingredient for post-menopausal "bone health" following resolution with FDA of potential structure/function claim language.

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