Sisyphus Speaks 357: FDA lists companies fraudulently marketing products for serious diseases

Summary: Dietary supplements, on the other hand, don't go through any pre-market approval process to determine safety and efficacy. They are limited to nebulous "structure and function" claims and are supposed to have substantiating evidence for those claims somewhere in their files, although they don't have to share that information with the FDA or the public. I suppose if you are going to make illegal claims, you might as well go for the big time.