UK Clogs Rosemary Water Claim As Italian Fontana Della Giovinezza
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Executive Summary
London firm Rosemary Water argues that stating "a high proportion" of residents in Acciaroli, Italy, "had little or no Alzheimer's, arthritis or cataracts” did not imply its product or any of its ingredients were responsible for their longevity of health.
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