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The Food and Drug administration has warned the American public to avoid dozens of over-the-counter cold remedies and/or appetite suppressants that contain the ingredient phenylpropanolamine (PPA) which may cause hemorrhagic strokes. It appears that these side effects are most prevalent in young women. According to a recent AP article, "...The ingredient, called phenylpropanolamine or PPA, is found in products ranging from Dexatrim to Triaminic." The FDA is in the process of formally banning PPA, and has asked manufacturers to stop selling the products that contain PPA voluntarily. "We suggest you stop taking the drug immediately and use an alternative," says an FDA warning issued for consumers. The OHCO formula Cold Snap is totally herbal and does NOT contain, and has never contained PPA. Cold Snap is based on the idea of strengthening the body's innate strength or "righteous chi." The benefits of this strengthening are quite remarkable. See other articles on this web site for further information. |
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