This page finds language and label patterns. It is not legal advice and not medical advice. It does not decide whether any claim is lawful: the line between a permitted structure/function claim and a disease claim is fact specific and the FDA looks at a whole label in context. When a finding says a sentence resembles a disease claim, that is the whole of what is being said.
A report with no findings is not an endorsement. It means these specific patterns were not present in the text you pasted. It says nothing about whether the product works, whether the label is true, or whether the seller holds evidence for anything.
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Five checks. Two of them are structural and reliable, two are pattern matches over wording, and one is not possible here at all.
Each rule names the criterion it comes from.
Deliberately narrow. Twelve ingredients, each entry citing the source of its numbers. An ingredient that is not in this table is reported as UNKNOWN, never as fine. A Tolerable Upper Intake Level is a population-level intake ceiling and not a danger threshold, and several of these apply only to supplemental forms.
| Ingredient | Studied range per day | Upper intake level | Basis and source |
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Not legal advice. Not medical advice. A clean report is not an endorsement.