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...ba href=/bipolar disorder/a/b (manic depression) and other mental health disorders.Buckley argued Truehope was singled out, noting that 90 per cent of products in the industry weren't registered in 2003.Supporters - about 40 were in court Wednesday - say Empowerplus can effectively control mental illness, but Health Canada said the company provided no proof of its effectiveness or safety."It's a relatively simple case,'' Crown prosecutor Kent Brown told provincial court Judge Gerald Meagher.

"(Truehope) failed to take the necessary steps to become compliant.''Brown said Buckley's defence of necessity doesn't apply because there was no imminent peril to patients who stopped taking the product, which is a mix of vitamins and minerals.Brown said Health Canada's main concerns about the product were the use of two elements - boron and germanium - and the treatment claims on Empowerplus' label.Truehope could have removed those ingredients and the claim, the Crown said.

Meagher has reserved his decision.Last week during the trial, James Lunney, a chiropractor and Conservative MP for Nanaimo, B.C., testified in support of Empowerplus.He said he introduced a bill in Parliament a few years ago to change the way natural health products are regulated.

The bill died on second reading.

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The illness, also known as Manic Depression, affects hundreds of young people every year and many feel that they have nowhere to turn to for support.

The group is run by two young people in their early-mid twenties who have been diagnosed with the condition themselves, Amy and AJ.

Amy told the Wessex Scene Online, “anyone who suffers with Bi-polar mood disorder will be all too aware of the difficulties it can cause.

It affects between 1 and 5% of the population and is characterised by severe mood changes from the depths of depression to elated highs and sometimes psychotic states, where the person may think they are som...