Posted May 07, 2018 12:28:20 The Food and Drug Administration says herbal medicine is still a federally approved medicine.

But the agency says it will stop certifying the herbal medicines that the agency believes are safe and effective for people with certain health conditions.

The Feds say there are about 2.6 million herbal medicines available on the market today, but the FDA says it has not approved them.

The agency is taking action to make sure they are safe, effective and safe for people who need them.

“There’s a lot of people who have been given a lot more scrutiny and scrutiny and have been more cautious in their choices than they have been in years past,” said FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb.

“We are doing this because it is time to change the way we think about the safety and efficacy of herbal medicines.”

Gottlief said the FDA is not making any blanket decisions about the way herbs are administered, and the agency is not saying that they will stop approving herbal medicines.

The Food & Drug Administration (FDA) says it is working with the Food and Wine Institute (FWI) to establish a new process to review herbal medicine labels.

The FWI has been a vocal critic of the FDA’s approval process for herbal medicine.

The organization is concerned about herbal products that are not listed in the government’s list of ingredients, such as “pink slime,” which the agency said is not approved by the Food &amps; Drug Act.

But FWI President and CEO Mark Schreiber said that a review of all herbal medicines would be the best way to make an informed decision about the benefits and risks of herbal remedies.

“This is not a time for blanket approval of any herb,” he said.

The FDA’s review is being done by an independent group, but FWI has said that the group will be asked to submit a new proposal by June.

FDA Commissioner Gottliebar said that if the new group doesn’t have a better answer by then, the agency will make a final determination on whether to revoke or reclassify the herbal medicine label.