Translation of "produits phytothérapeutiques " (French → English) :

phytotherapeutic products

medicinal product of plant origin | phytopharmaceutical

phytopharmaceuticals [ medicinal products of plant origin ]

prepare egg products to be used in a dish | separate eggs according to recipe | beat eggs | prepare egg products for use in a dish

Panel on plant health, plant protection products and their residues | Panel on plant protection products and their residues | Scientific Panel on plant health, plant protection products and their residues | Scientific Panel on plant protection products and their residues | PPR [Abbr.]

cosmetics and toilet articles store manager | perfume store manager | cosmetics and perfume shop manager | make-up and cosmetics shop manager

product development engineering drafting specialist | product development engineering draftsperson | product development engineering drafter | product development engineering drafting consultant

product life-cycle [ product life | product cycle ]

To that extent, DSHEA did the following: it created a definition of “dietary supplement” that includes vitamins, minerals, herbs, amino acids, and a wide range of other ingredients that can be consumed to improve or supplement the diet; it created a special and different safety standard for botanicals and other dietary supplements; it created a special class of information that can be made available to consumers to increase the flow of knowledge so that consumers can make better and wiser choices; it created our famous structure function claims, which allow you to describe on the label of a product how a dietary supplement, herbal products, etc., can affect t ...[+++]he structure or function of the body or how it affects mechanisms of action that affect structures and functions of the body; it created a new requirement for good manufacturing practices specific to dietary supplements but based on food, and it specifically intended that we not approach it through HACCP, which is a hazard analysis critical control point, a different approach to GMP; it created a presidential commission to further evaluate how to present information on the labels of dietary supplements—and that commission has recently issued its findings to Congress and the President; and finally, it created an Office of Dietary Supplements to become a house for information and collaboration with other government agencies, because it was felt that there was a great deal of disparate and uncoordinated information and resources that were being wasted.

That is something we have learned: that prior to DSHEA, the Food and Drug Administration simply did not know enough about herbal products to know whether something was alfalfa or heroin, to use a gross example.

The third area I'd like to highlight is traditional herbal remedies.

In fact, I'm not aware of information that's says a natural health product, whether it's a vitamin or a herbal remedy, is going to kill you or severely injure you.