Smokers’ Alert: NAFDAC’s verdict on lung-cleansing herbal tea

Smokers’ Alert: NAFDAC’s verdict on lung-cleansing herbal tea

The Public Organization for Food and Medication Organization and Control (NAFDAC) has excused claims that it supported a “lung-purging home grown tea” for smokers.

In a proclamation gave on Saturday, NAFDAC’s Chief General, Mojisola Adeyeye, explained that the item, called Lungitox (Smokers Pride), was not supported for enlistment.

She made sense of that the application for enrollment was dismissed due to the unmerited and risky case that smoking could be made “sound” using the item.

NAFDAC emphasized its obligation to safeguarding general wellbeing and guaranteeing that main protected, powerful, and logically demonstrated items are supported. The office firmly sentenced any endeavors to delude people in general or compromise security through misleading cases.

The assertion read, “The consideration of the Public Organization for Food and Medication Organization and Control (NAFDAC) has been attracted to a deceptive video circling via online entertainment, charging that NAFDAC supported the enlistment of a home grown item guaranteeing that “smoking is solid” when utilized with their item.

“NAFDAC wishes to completely express that this guarantee is misleading and totally unwarranted. The item being referred to Lung Detox Tea or Lungitox (Smokers Pride) or any comparative item isn’t enrolled by NAFDAC. The deceitful person behind this item had applied for enlistment, yet the application was comprehensively dismissed because of the unverified and risky case that smoking could be made “solid” by consuming the item.

“NAFDAC stays unflinching in its order to safeguard general wellbeing and guarantee that main protected, compelling, and logically validated items are endorsed. We sentence any endeavor to misdirect or jeopardize general society with bogus cases. General society is encouraged to dismiss this video and report any dubious cases or items to the Office through our authority channels.

“For additional requests or reports, kindly contact NAFDAC by means of 0800-162-3322, email sf.alert@nafdac.gov.ng, or visit our site at www.nafdac.gov.ng. NAFDAC will keep on making an unequivocal move against any individual or substance endeavoring to disregard general wellbeing norms.”