MAHO members are Independent Natural Products Industry Retailers, Manufacturers, Brokers and Distributors throughout the Midwest.
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The MAHO Expo and Summer Splash Convention is the annual premier event bringing association retailers, exhibitors and industry professionals together.
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With your participation we continue to effect policy change and ensure that we maintain your right to sell products, and the rights of your customers to make healthy choices.
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July 19-21, 2019 - Hilton Columbus at Easton
Serving the States of Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, West Virginia and Wisconsin.
MAHO Mission – As the leading regional voice of the natural products industry, MAHO’s mission is to advocate for the rights of consumers to have access to products that will maintain and improve their health, and for the rights of retailers and suppliers to sell these products.
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Rep. Posey to Facebook: “blatantly false information” on vaccine safety by sattkisson on March 14, 2019 in Medical & Vaccines, News 3 Comments Above image: Bill Posey, R-Florida, a pro-vaccine adv...Big Pharma is trying to kill us off again. Spraying antibiotics on citrus fields does not cure citrus greening disease or prevent its spread. If allowed, this would be the largest-ever use of a medically important antibiotic in plant agriculture in the U.S. They are already selling to the meat producers so now they are targeting the agricultural market. Around 15,400 tons a year, a whopping 80% of all antibiotics sold, go to farmers. Chicken farmers use even more than those who raise cattle or pigs. Only a small percentage of the drugs are used to cure illnesses. Their main function is to make the broilers fatten up more quickly or to act as a prophylactic against the cramped conditions in which they are raised. But this overuse is creating super bugs that are not defeated by antibiotics. But good bacteria abound in nature. The majority of bacteria are good, and without them, life on Earth wouldn't be possible. Bacteria help degrade dead animals and plants and bring valuable nutrients back to Earth. Some species also help clean harmful pollutants out of the environment in a process called bioremediation. Our bodies depend on GOOD bacteria to survive. Antibiotics kill the good bacteria especially if there is no bad bacteria to kill. This is why you should not take an antibiotic for a viral illness
EPA Proposes Use of 650,000 Pounds of Antibiotics Per Year on Citrus Fields
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"Spraying orange and grapefruit trees with an antibiotic we use to treat human disease is a dangerously shortsighted idea."
