Dangerous Sibutramine Found in Russian Dietary Supplements
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Mass sales of homemade dietary supplements containing sibutramine, a potent substance with dangerous side effects, have resumed on popular online platforms in Russia. These supplements, sold under brands like Supressa, Ultra Lipo 3, and Mineral Balance, contain twice as much sibutramine as previously banned products 'Molecule' and 'Molecule Plus'. The main consumers are schoolgirls and students, who are misled about the natural composition. Experts believe these supplements are produced in Kazakhstan using Chinese industrial raw materials.
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