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From: rd-usa [mailto:rd-usa ] On Behalf Of

Dani Little

Sent: Tuesday, March 04, 2008 10:54 PM

To: rd-usa

Subject: Re: Airborne

I have subscribed to Nutrition Action Newsletter for

years(written by Center for Science in Public

Interest) and I find it very fascinating and eye

opening (inexpensive too)...the editorial staff

consists of a RD as well as a MSN (not also RD). The

executive editor holds in PhD (in what, i cant say).

There is also a scientific advisory board consisting

of MDs, PhDs, and MPH.

I find that this publication sheds light on alot of

products that common America mindlessly consumes. Each

issues also has a nice list of " best bite " products vs

not so good products (ranked according to sat fat,

Na+)...i find that this list helps me when pts need

specific brand names.

As far as the Airborne products goes, I dont have one

in hand nor did I look into it before replying to this

message, but if I recall correctly, it contains quite

a bit of vitamin A ( & herbs) that I would not recommend

to the pregnant women that I counsel...I have taken it

once and admit, I thought it may have helped, cant say

for sure. I have friends who swear by it too?!

Take care,

Dani N Little, MS, RD, CD

University of Washington Medical Center, Seattle

--- Amer <sa718@... <mailto:sa718%40nyu.edu> > wrote:

> Hello Everyone,

>

> I wanted to get fellow dietitians' opinions on the

> supplement, Airborne.

>

> In the last couple of places I've worked, my

> coworkers swore by it (including many dietitians).

> I was rather suspicious at first. In college, my

> professors would say time and time again how mega

> doses of vitamins don't do anything unless you have

> a vitamin deficiency... and when looking at the

> Airborne ingredients, that's pretty much all it

> is... mega doses of vitamins/minerals as well as

> some herbs and a couple of amino acids.

>

> But I have to admit, between the peer pressure and

> desperation to get better faster, I gave in to the

> whole Airborne craze and have been using it at the

> first sign of a cold for the last few years, albeit

> not every 2-3 hours as the directions suggest... I

> personally don't think it did anything, but I

> figured if so many people I trust say it works and

> stores are always out of stock because it is so

> popular, there must be something to it. I still had

> my suspicions in the back of my mind, especially

> with the label stating " clinically proven, " yet not

> being able to find any peer-reviewed articles

> evaluating the supplement. After all, they couldn't

> say it was clinically proven unless it really was,

> right?

>

> Anyway, as I was reading about the presidential

> primaries on CNN.com today, I saw a headline on the

> side about a class-action lawsuit for false

> advertising brought against a supplement claiming to

> fight off colds. I thought, I wonder if it is

> Airborne... and sure enough, it was! Now anyone who

> has ever purchased Airborne can get her/his money

> back. Here is the link to the article:

>

>

http://money.

<http://money.cnn.com/2008/03/04/news/companies/airborne_settlement/index.ht

m?cnn=yes>

cnn.com/2008/03/04/news/companies/airborne_settlement/index.htm?cnn=yes

>

> Amer, MS, RD, CDN

>

> P.S. The article has mentioned nutritionists in

> CSPI (Center for Science in the Public Interest)...

> I've been reading more and more about CSPI, but

> don't know much about it. Are its nutritionists

> RD's?

>

>

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