Lucida DS Glutathione management is filing a libel lawsuit against Korina Sanchez

The exclusive and explosive report of ABS-CBN newscaster Korina Sanchez about glutathione products that uses less than the claimed content posted on its bottle is creating media tension to different personalities.

The affected company on the said controversy is United Shelter Health Products who sells Lucida DS Glutathione and Vaniderm.

On the said report, the glutathione content on the bottle label of Lucinda DS indicates 500 mg but the test conducted by Philippine Institute of Pure and Applied Chemistry (PIPAC) reveals that it only contains 4.4 mg. The discrepancy is to high.

Also in that report only MET Tathione product passed the test.

Senior Vice President Ms. Maribel Galindez and their business partners will be filing a libel suit against Korina Sanchez in different parts of the Philippines.

PEP reports that it will be filed in Polomolok, Davao, Iloilo, General Santos City, Cagayan De Oro, Cebu, Iligan, Koronadal and Zamboanga.

Distributors in Malaysia, Dubai and U.S. is also thinking on filing a case.

Newly signed Gabby Concepcion and Sen. Loren Legarda is the product endorser of Lucida DS Glutathione. For Vaniderm, Toni Gonzaga and Maui Taylor.

Senator Loren Legarda VS. boybastos.com

The No.1 Senator in the last election wants/urges to shutdown a pornographic portal, boybastos.com. Senator Legarda asked the NBI to look into the possibility of cyber-sex operators behind the website to "lure potential customers that can be directed to linked paid services."
The site taunts and dare Sen. Legarda to find them and shut the operations down.
Meanwhile at this moment boybastos.com temporarily stopped its operations. "Pahinga muna (Break time)," the boybastos.com page read.
"Ipasara ninyo kami sa gusto nyo. Sa bawat sulok ng Pilipinas may nakakakilala sa boy bastos (Close us down if you want. But in every corner of the Philippines, there is someone who knows boy bastos)," the website said.
Legarda urged the Inter-Agency Council Against Trafficking (Iacat) and the National Bureau of Investigation to shut down the site, which she called "the premier bastos portal of the Philippines."