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News Release November 02, 2003 Key ingredient missing in some arthritis supplements for people and pets according to ConsumerLab.com Review of glucosamine, chondroitin and MSM supplements published online today WHITE PLAINS, NY November 2, 2003 ConsumerLab.com today announced test results for supplements used in treating osteoarthritis that contain glucosamine, chondroitin, and/or MSM
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Lemme claims that the product acts to promote GLP-1 production, reduce hunger and cravings, promote fat reduction and healthy weight management on the basis of three clinically-studied ingredients. If Lemme argues in a motion to dismiss or its Answer that the case should be barred because a private consumer cannot bring a lawsuit based on lack of adequate substantiation, the plaintiffs may argue that clinically studied implies clinically proven or clinically shown and, therefore, may convey that the product has the level of support touted in the advertising