It gives you relief from problems of liver and stomach. It cures eczema, controls diabetes and cancer.
Has FDA flagged "cures"?
Yes. FDA has quoted wording matching "cures" in 5 warning letters in our database. The most recent is FDA's November 17, 2025 letter to VarunKart Group LLC dba Organic Wellnesses.
Checked against published FDA warning letters, updated November 15, 2026.
Letters that quote it
Each quote is copied from the company's marketing as FDA printed it in the letter.
Key Benefits: Catarrh, cough, coryza are all treated by taking the right dosage of morbillinum Chiefly used as a prophylactic against infection, and to clear up after-effects of an attack Cures the poison of measles that has a great affinity for the mucous passages, the eyes, the ears and the respiratory mucous membranes
Cures diarrhea.
[A]nd we can’t say that anything cures anything but laurel leaf has been shown to, in clinical studies has been shown to kill coronaviruses.
THE WONDER MUSHROOM THAT CURES MANY DISEASES AT ONCE
Why FDA quotes wording like this
Warning letters quote a company's own marketing as evidence of how a product is being sold. Under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, a product promoted to cure, treat, mitigate or prevent disease is a drug, so disease claims on a supplement, CBD or wellness product can make it an unapproved drug. Some letters quote wording like "FDA approved" or "clinically proven" for other reasons. Each letter states its own charges, so read the source before deciding anything.
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