Singapore warns public against three 'slimming' health products


Thao Moc Ho Tro Giam Beo Cenly, Cynthia Beauty EazyS Instant Coffee Powder and Magic Mocha were found to contain the banned substance sibutramine. - HEALTH SCIENCES AUTHORITY

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): The Health Sciences Authority (HSA) has warned members of the public to avoid buying or consuming three health products.

They are: Magic Mocha, Thao Moc Ho Tro Giam Beo Cenly and Cynthia Beauty EazyS Instant Coffee Powder.

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