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anonymous said:
Big surprise thieves and liars act like themselves
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So sad for this kid to sell he has to inform lies slander and liable others. Beeben russell and Scott Martin M.D. may just piss off the incorrect person one day and get sued again kimera has tried to be nice to them as they are already in a lawsuit form there past employer where they stole all the clients when they left.
 






anonymous said:
A group purchasing organization (GPO) is a collection of companies that work together to improve the shared purchases of its members. GPOs can help members reduce costs by negotiating better deals on goods and services.
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L.O.L. I just checked they have no Food and Drug Administration (FDA) status as platinum biologics nor are they registered as a Group purchasing organization
 












anonymous said:
Big surprise thieves and liars act like themselves
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No, it is illegal and against FDA regulations for a company to use the FDA logo on their website without proper authorization. Similarly, if a company is not registered with the FDA or does not comply with Current Good Manufacturing Practice (cGMP) regulations, they should not claim compliance or use the cGMP logo.

Misusing the FDA logo or making false claims about regulatory compliance can result in serious legal consequences. It is important for companies to accurately represent their regulatory status and adhere to applicable regulations to ensure the safety and integrity of their products. If in doubt, it is advisable for companies to seek legal counsel or contact the FDA for guidance.
 












anonymous said:
No, it is illegal and against FDA regulations for a company to use the FDA logo on their website without proper authorization. Similarly, if a company is not registered with the FDA or does not comply with Current Good Manufacturing Practice (cGMP) regulations, they should not claim compliance or use the cGMP logo.

Misusing the FDA logo or making false claims about regulatory compliance can result in serious legal consequences. It is important for companies to accurately represent their regulatory status and adhere to applicable regulations to ensure the safety and integrity of their products. If in doubt, it is advisable for companies to seek legal counsel or contact the FDA for guidance.
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hello beeben russell and Scott Martin M.D. of Nevada and Marcus russell
If a company or individual violates criminal laws related to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulations, the consequences can include:

1. **Criminal Prosecution:** The FDA can work with law enforcement agencies to bring criminal charges against individuals or companies for serious violations. This may result in fines, imprisonment, or both.

2. **Seizure of Products:** The FDA has the authority to seize products that are in violation of the law. This action aims to protect public health by preventing the distribution of unsafe or non-compliant products.

3. **Injunctions:** The FDA can seek court-ordered injunctions to stop the production, distribution, or sale of products that violate the law. This is a legal order that compels the entity to comply with regulations.

4. **Civil Penalties:** The FDA can impose civil monetary penalties for violations of certain laws and regulations. These penalties are designed to deter non-compliance.

5. **Debarment:** In some cases, individuals or companies may be debarred, which means they are prohibited from participating in FDA-regulated activities.

Criminal enforcement actions by the FDA are serious, and the severity of the consequences often depends on the nature and extent of the violations. It is crucial for entities to adhere to FDA regulations to avoid legal repercussions.
 










































Does it strike you as peculiar that Platinum Biologics appears to be the rebirth of Beeben Russell, Scott Martin, and Marcus Russell from Regenerative Labs? This follows a sequence of events involving a letter from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), subsequent raids by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and Beeben openly declaring on Facebook that he is cooperating with the FBI against doctors who utilized his now-illegal products. Adding to the intrigue is the absence of FDA registration for Beeben, his residence in Texas, while his marketing and private sales companies operate from an executive suite in Florida. Notably, he also employs a doctor on payroll who has lost several medical licenses.
 






Platinum Biologics claims to be a Group Purchasing Organization, but intriguingly, there is no registration or licensing to validate such a designation. It leaves one curious about the future endeavors of Beeben, a high school graduate from the 10th grade.
 






Federal agencies such as the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) typically take 5 to 10 years to pursue individuals under conspiracy laws. These laws enable authorities to track the time from the last overt act until the dates of legal action. In my perspective, those involved in selling illegal private-label products will eventually face the consequences, but the wheels of justice move slowly.
 












The offenses encompassing misbranding, diversion, and mislabeling, as outlined by the Drug Enforcement Administration, precede any engagement in intrastate commerce. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) will have a field day with this platinum biologics soon! Beeben Russell be careul
 






Called the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and it’s a cool actual fact. Platinum biologics has no Food and Drug Administration (FDA) registration. They said the platinum is fully operating illegally and that they want a typed report regarding this fraudulent platinum enterprise of system fraud called. Platinum biologics which is lead by a 29 year old kid that fled Flordia for Texas and works with a M.D. that fled California for Flordia then fled to Las Vegas. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is very interested in there illegal enterprise.
 






Regenerative medicine products are classified as drugs by the FDA due to their nature and intended use. According to the FDA, regenerative medicine therapies encompass cell therapies, therapeutic tissue engineering products, human cell and tissue products, and combination products utilizing these therapies[1]. These products are designed to treat, modify, reverse, or cure serious or life-threatening diseases or conditions, indicating their medicinal purpose[5]. The FDA's interpretation of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act includes human gene therapies and xenogeneic cell products within the definition of regenerative medicine therapies[5]. Given their potential to address unmet medical needs and the requirement for clinical evidence of efficacy, regenerative medicine products fall under the category of drugs due to their therapeutic properties and intended medical applications[5].

Sources
[1] Resources Related to Regenerative Medicine Therapies - FDA Resources related to Regenerative Medicine Therapies
[2] Important Patient and Consumer Information About Regenerative ... Important Patient and Consumer Information About Regenerative Medicine
[3] Framework for the Regulation of Regenerative Medicine Products Framework for the Regulation fo Regenerative Medicine Products
[4] Consumer Alert on Regenerative Medicine Products Including Stem ... Consumer Alert on Regenerative Medicine Products Including Stem Cells
[5] Regenerative Medicine Advanced Therapy Designation - FDA Regenerative Medicine Advanced Therapy Designation
 






All I heard is beeben russell a.k.a. Micheal beeben russell now has fled to edtx a.k.a. the eastern district of Texas in Frisco, Texas by the star and is currently under federal investigation and is a cooperating witness
 






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