Illegal additions to health foods continue to be prohibited. Yesterday, the State Food and Drug Administration issued a list of the first batch of substances that may be illegally added, involving about 50 substances such as sibutramine and ephedrine.

According to "List of substances that may be illegally added in health foods (first batch)", claiming to have health care, assisted hypoglycemia (regulating blood sugar), relieve physical fatigue (anti-fatigue), enhance immunity (immunity regulation), improve sleep, and assist Products that lower blood pressure (regulate blood lipids) and other functions are illegally added hard-hit areas. According to functional categories, there are nearly 50 substances that may be illegally added, involving sibutramine, ephedrine, tadalafil, and clonidine hydrochloride.

The National Food and Drug Administration stated that this list does not cover all the illegally added substances that exist in the industry. All localities must pay attention to collecting illegally added substances outside the list in the supervision and inspection, and report in a timely manner.

Yesterday, the National Food and Drug Administration also issued the "Naming Regulations for Health Foods" and the "Naming Guide for Health Foods." The name of health food is forbidden to use terms such as explicit or implied treatment, consumers' incomprehension, vulgarity, or feudal superstition, human tissues and organs, as well as names of people, place names, pinyin, local dialects, letters and numbers. Among them, ancestral, imperial, court, power, special effects, the first, top, treatment, anti-inflammatory, detoxification, Hua Tuo, Li Shizhen, nano, genetics, Shendan, etc. are in the "banned language" list.