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- 1987, February 26. Twenty-five armed FDA agents and US Marshals storm offices of the Life Extension Foundation ( ), terrorize employees and seize thousands of nutritional products, materials, computers, files, and newsletters. Eighty percent of seized items are later determined not to even have been on the warrant ( http://www.naturalnews.com/021791.html ).

- 1988, November. FDA agents raid Traco Labs (Illinois), seize several drums of black currant oil as well as many containers of encapsulated product. The FDA claims the capsules the oil was being put into are an "unapproved food additive" ( http://www.drpasswater.com/nutritio... ).

- 1998, summer. Agents from the FDA to take inventory and business records of pets odor free (Utah), a company that produces a natural product to eliminate pet odors. The company later won a lawsuit against the FDA in court (http://www.myopia.org/fdaraids.htm).

- 1990, October 6. Federal agents HA RAID Lyon (Arizona), one headed by women, a home delivery service that publishes documents for companies in vitamins. Armed agents to seize all commercial documents and literature, and even try to steal the owner's checkbook and money. The FDA ultimately leads the company into bankruptcy (http://www.myopia.org/fdaraids.htm).

- 1990, Fall. FDA agents raid Highland Laboratories (Oregon), a company that produces vitamins and nutritional supplements. The agents do not present a warrant, but proceed to seize everything except for office furniture, and threaten employees with violence if they fail to comply ( http://www.myopia.org/fdaraids.htm ).