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What is the purpose of prune juice bid?

Question 2

Describe the process by which an herb is approved for sales.



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Answer to Question 1

Add fluid and increase laxation.

Answer to Question 2

A company desiring to market an herb notifies the FDA that they are going to do so and simply puts the drug on the market. The burden of proof that the herb is safe is on the FDA, not the producer as with medications.



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