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The FDA sent a warning letter to Graviola Group in April 2014 for selling its Graviola Extract without FDA approval in violation of the FDA regulations. According to the FDA’s letter, the company claims that Graviola Extract can cure, treat, or prevent cancer. On its website, the company says Graviola Extract:
In addition, the FDA also warned the company that Graviola Extract is mislabeled because it does not include adequate instructions.
Graviola Group had 15 days to correct the issues and respond to the FDA.
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