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Heavy metals found in some St. John's wort products " Some St. John's wort herbal supplements on the market are contaminated with cadmium, one product is also contaminated with lead, while others have less of the herb's active ingredients than their labels claim, according to an analysis of 10 brands released this month. Just four of the products White Plains, New York-based ConsumerLab.com tested met the company's quality standards. "We have found problems with St. John's wort in the past and it was disconcerting to see that we found the same problems again in a completely different group of products," Dr. Tod Cooperman, the president of ConsumerLab.com, told Reuters Health."
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