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Recalls & Warnings September 12, 2012 Distribution of Weight Loss Product Containing DMAA Should Be Stopped Immediately, Warns FDA On August 28, 2012, the FDA issued a warning letter to Regeneca stating that the company's RegeneSlim, which was promoted as a dietary supplement for weight loss, is adulterated with dimethylamylamine (DMAA) and that failure to immediately cease distribution of this product could result in FDA
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These included reduced clotting factor VIII activity, increased D-dimer and antithrombin levels, and increased levels of fibrin and fibrinogen breakdown products, as well as prolonged clotting time
