6918. Nutri-Bio food supplements.    (F.D.C. No. 46814.    S. Nos. 54-916 T, 55-
001/4 T.)
QUANTITY : 213 ctns., containing 2 pkgs. of 13 plastic envelopes each; 53 ctns., 
60 envelopes each; 48 ctns., containing 3 pkgs. of 8 envelopes each; 15 1-lb. 
pkgs. and 2   3-lb. pkgs., at Charlotte, N.C, in possession of T & G Enterprises.
SHIPPED :   Between 8-1-61 and 11-30-61, from Beverly Hills, Calif.
LABEL IN PART: (213-ctn. lot) "Nutri-Bio dietary food supplement natural or 
organic Vitamins and Minerals from natural food sources * * * 728 Mineral 
Tablets 364 Vitamin Tablets"; (53-ctn. lot) "Nutri-Bio baby-bio 60 five 
gram Baby-Paks 300 grams net wt.;   (48-ctn. lot)  "Nutri-Bio * * * dietary
?See also Nos. 6902, 6908, 6911-6915.
food supplement Protein (meatless) In Ready-To-Eat Tasty Concentrated 
food Wafers 480 Wafers Lemon Flavor [or "Chocolate Flavor"] * * * the 
modern Nutri-Bio Carry^ak * * * Each Carry-Pak contains 20 protein food 
wafers"; and (l-lb.-pkg. and 3-lb.-pkg. lots) "Nutri-Bio * * * Protein ready- 
to-use instant mix * * * ILb.netwt. [or"3Lb.netwt."]."
LIBELED :    12-27-61, W. Dist. N.C.
CHARGE: 502(f) (1)-while held for sale, the labeling of the articles failed to 
bear adequate directions for use for the purposes and conditions for which 
they were intended, namely, the treatment and prevention of {vitamins and 
minerals and J>aby-T)io) ulcers, colds, stiffness in fingers and joints, arthritis, 
loss of energy, poor circulation, nervousness, fever blisters, cancer, diabetes, 
overweight condition, tooth decay, gray hair, and incurable diseases, to pre- 
vent 75 percent of all diseases, and to extend life 10 to 20 years; {Protein 
{meatless) and Protein instant mix) loss of weight, excessive appetite, inade- 
quate metabolism, tooth decay, to Mil hunger pains, and to reduce, which were 
the conditions and purposes for which the articles were offered in oral state- 
ments made by William B. Gayle, a Nutri-Bio sales agent, in a sales talk at 
Charlotte, N.C.
DISPOSITION : 1-26-62. Default-portions of the articles were delivered to the 
Food and Drug Administration and the remainder was destroyed.