Coco Loko — a raw cacao powder infused with a “special energy blend” — is marketed like a drug and should be closely regulated, Schumer demanded in a letter to the Food and Drug Administration Saturday.
Teens have been buzzing for months about the caffeinated powder but little is known about its health effects, the lawmaker said.
“I can’t think of a single parent who thinks it is a good idea for their children to be snorting over-the-counter stimulants up their noses,” Schumer blasted. “This suspect product has no clear health value.”
The FDA hasn’t said yet whether it has the authority to regulate the snuff-like chocolate.
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6 comments:
How about you just give the people the same health care you gave you and your politician buddy's ?
“This suspect product has no clear health value.”
Neither do 99% of the products for sale in the US. Let people make their own decisions about what to put in their bodies. If if doesn't affect other people, it isn't "other people's" business.
That Healthcare is ObamaCare.
Your sexual well being is our prime concern.
Most STDs present no symptoms at all.
STDs are serious illnesses that require treatment.
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