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3.1.5.2. Commodity/Ingredient Helath ClaimsCommodity or ingredient claims describe claims for commodities or ingredients, like the statements recently permitte in the United States for oatmeal and oat bran: “’diets high in oat bran/oatmeal and low in saturated fat and cholesterol m ay reduce the risk of heart disease”[9]Similiar statements for psyllium are now being considered favourably by the food and drug administration (FDA)[10]. Again, such claims are not product-spesific, although it may be indicated that the commodity is present in the product [11]. However, it does not indicate in the claim that the product on which the claim is placed is protective [11]. Like the generic claims, the basis for allowing such claims isthe weight of scientific evidence in support of the beneficial effect of the commodity or ingredients in the prevention or treatment of a condition.3.1.5.3 Product-Spesific ClaimsA product-spesific claim would be a claim that states the product on which the claim is placed has a protective effect againts a disese, that it either reduces teh risk of the disease occuring or is useful in treating or reducing the symptoms of a pre-existing condition. Such claims can be made for food productd in some nutrients, but it most cases in order to do so, the product must be evaluated under the guedelines for efficacy and toxicity specified for drugs [3]. For this type of claim, the product itself, rather than simply the ingredient or nutrients in it, have to be shown to have benefit.
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