Forces of Nature Introduces the First Medicines That Are Certified Organic

Forces of Nature(R), a pharmaceutical company and the first manufacturer of medicine that is certified organic, introduces its Control line, 14 USDA Certified Organic and FDA Registered topical medicines that target seven hard-to-treat conditions including acne, herpes cold sores (caused by herpes simplex 1 or 2) and scars. The Control line is currently available at select Whole Foods Market(R) stores nationwide, and will also be rolling out in independent natural retailers. Each Control medicine uses a two-in-one approach that merges the soothing nature of botanicals with recognized and established homeopathic drugs.

Forces of Nature's Control line features elite treatments for dermatological ailments that affect millions of people and ushers in a new category of medicine. It is the first and only line of medicines that are both USDA Certified Organic and FDA Registered. Never before has there been a natural, plant-based remedy categorized as medicine that is certified organic. Until now, consumers and professionals faced limited options for treating Control conditions. The Control medicines signal a breakthrough in the pharmaceutical and natural products industries and represent a new choice of homeopathic products for consumers and professionals.

"In order to produce medicines that are USDA Certified Organic and FDA Registered, our formulas and manufacturing facility had to undergo an extremely rigorous certification process," said Peter Klapper, founder and CEO of Forces of Nature. "All Forces of Nature medicines are manufactured in our USDA Certified Organic and FDA Registered facility to ensure the purest, most effective treatments are being produced."

The Control line offers a promise of purity. It sources its pure, organic materials directly from over 20 privately owned remote certified organic farms across the globe. By growing these potent genera of plants the old-fashioned way -- carefully tended by hand and using sustainable methods -- the soil maintains high levels of nutrients, increasing the plant's potency and efficacy.