Summary: Stringency of Regulations Could Be a Win Some-Lose Some Opportunity for Softgel
Dietary Supplements Manufacturers, predicts Fact.MR
[170 Pages Report] Softgels
Dietary Supplements Market research report categorizes the global market by Ingredients (Amino Acids Soft Gels
Dietary Supplements, Botanical Supplements, Others), By Distribution Channel (Bone and Joint Health, General Well Being, Heart Health, Immune Health and Digestive Health, Sports Nutrition, Weight Loss, Others), By Sales Channel (Direct Selling, Health & Beauty Stores, Hypermarket/Supermarket, Internet, Pharmacies Drug Store), By End User (Men, Women, Senior Citizen, Others), & by Region (North America, Latin America, Europe, Japan, APEJ, MEA)
M2 PRESSWIRE-July 25, 2019-:
Dietary Supplements in an Age of Personalized Nutrition Market 2019 Global Analysis, Growth, Size, Share, Trends, Forecast to 2024
The FDA does regulate
dietary supplements, but over time, the market has expanded, making it necessary for more regulations to be enacted, it said.
adults--87%--have overall confidence in the safety, quality, and effectiveness of
dietary supplements, consistent with last year's data and up from 84% in 2009.
"At some time, doctors began to assign
dietary supplements. In this regard, we conducted work and law enforcement agencies also helped to clear the medicine from
dietary supplements.
Summary: Washington DC, [USA] Nov 05 (ANI): The adolescents who learn about
dietary supplements in college are more likely to use them in an appropriate manner, finds a new study.
Fish oil
dietary supplements are not interchangeable with a prescription medication and are not intended or approved by the FDA to treat any medical condition.
Asia-Pacific was the largest market for
dietary supplements globally in 2016, according to Zion Market Research.
Unfortunately, and perhaps somewhat ironically, these unique legal protections enjoyed by
dietary supplements have yielded consequences that now represent some of the greatest health perils that consumers face today.
However, with the FDA implementing GMPs for
dietary supplements in 2007, and the Guidance Document on New Dietary Ingredients (NDI) notification requirements published in the Federal Register in July 2011, DSHEA as a "safe harbor" has become a "sinking harbor." The FDA continues to totally censor published scientific research that certain foods and
dietary supplements can prevent disease by tagging them with two labels--"drug" and "new drug." In its role as government minders, the FDA practices "regulatory McCarthyism."
