In clinical studies, side effects with plant stanol esters were comparable to placebo. Plant stanol esters have an excellent safety profile. This safety record is further supported by ten years of experience with plant stanol esters consumed as BENECOL? Spread. See similar questions...

The safety of BENECOL? Spreads is supported by more than 25 published clinical studies. Plant stanol esters, the beneficial dietary ingredient in BENECOL? Spreads, have an excellent safety profile. BENECOL? Spreads have been consumed by millions of people since their 1995 launch in Finland. See similar questions...

Yes. Published studies report the safety and efficacy of plant stanol ester intake in children on diet therapy for the management of high cholesterol. See similar questions...

There have been no side effects observed with the use of BIOSKINCARE™. The ingredients in BIOSKINCARE™ are completely compatible with human biology. Apply just a little BIOSKINCARE cream on patted dry skin after washing it with only lots of warm water, twice a day. See similar questions...

Clinical trial exclusively with vegetarians has not been conducted. However, a clinical study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition 1999; 69:403-10, demonstrated that additional cholesterol lowering could be achieved when a plant stanol ester margarine is added to a low saturated fat, low cholesterol diet. See similar questions...

Because routine vaccination against smallpox was discontinued in 1971 for civilians and in 1990 for military personnel, most young adults and children have not been exposed to the smallpox vaccine. Subsequently, healthcare providers have limited experience administering the smallpox vaccine and monitoring for potential adverse reactions, particularly in the adult population. See similar questions...

In clinical trials there was no evidence of weight gain with the use of BENECOL? Spreads. BENECOL? Spreads should be used in place of the regular spreads your patients are currently using, such as their usual spreads, butter, or margarine, and as part of a healthy diet with proper exercise. See similar questions...

Phytosterolemia is an extremely rare inherited disease caused by a high rate of absorption of plant sterols in the intestine and reduced biliary removal of plant sterols from the liver. Plant stanols, like those found in BENECOL? Spreads, are virtually unabsorbed by humans. See similar questions...

There is no evidence to indicate that BENECOL? Spreads will interfere with any medications. We have evaluated for possible drug interaction in clinical studies but found no evidence of such interactions. No interactions have been reported in the literature. See similar questions...

There is no clinical evidence to indicate that BENECOL? Spreads will interfere with any medications. In clinical studies using BENECOL? Spreads, a number of subjects were using medications, but no drug interactions were reported. Additionally, no drug interactions have been reported in the medical literature. See similar questions...

More than 10,500 females who received Gardasil were evaluated for adverse reactions. Most of the reactions experienced by the study participants were not serious and included mild or moderate local reactions, such as pain or tenderness at the site of the injection. It is always possible that unexpected and rare adverse events can occur when a vaccine is used more widely. The manufacturer has committed to FDA to performing additional studies of the safety of Gardasil. See similar questions...

There are 30 years of clinical experience with neurofeedback, and hundreds of thousands of training sessions. There are no known situations where a long-term adverse effect has been identified. But . . . See similar questions...

No. There are no reported cases of adverse side effects to date ever since Libidus was launched 1-1/2 years ago. However, a small percentage of users with pre-existing poor blood circulation did experience a slight headache after consuming Libidus. This is due to improved blood flow to the brain. However, regular consumption of Libidus will eliminate this problem. See similar questions...

The National Cholesterol Education Program (NCEP) Adult Treatment Panel III (ATP III) Guidelines recommend 2 grams of plant stanols (3.4 grams of plant stanol esters) as part of a daily diet low in saturated fat and cholesterol to help reduce the risk of heart disease. This amount can be obtained by enjoying 4 servings of BENECOL? Spread. If you recommend more than 2 servings of BENECOL? Spread per day, we suggest your patients use BENECOL? Light Spread. See similar questions...

No. BENECOL? Spreads are not drugs. They contain plant stanol esters, are available without a prescription, and may be found in your local grocery store. See similar questions...

Yes. Studies have demonstrated the effectiveness of plant stanol esters in blocking the absorption of cholesterol in individuals with diabetes. Individuals with diabetes should refer to the package for nutritional information related to BENECOL? Spreads, or speak with a healthcare professional about how to incorporate BENECOL? Spreads into their individualized dietary regimen. See similar questions...

BENECOL? Spreads are appropriate for all people who are concerned about their cholesterol levels. People with elevated cholesterol levels need to consult a doctor to find out if cholesterol-lowering medication is appropriate for them. See similar questions...

There have been no side effects observed with the use of BIOSKINCARE. The ingredients in BIOSKINCARE are completely compatible with human biology. See similar questions...

with all endometrial ablation procedures, serious injury or death can occur. The following adverse effects could occur or have been reported in association with the use of NovaSure4: Complications with pregnancy (Note: Pregnancy following endometrial ablation is very dangerous for both the mother and the fetus) See similar questions...