The U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit recently upheld a district court's order granting summary judgment to the Vitamin Shoppe, ruling that the plaintiffs' state law claims in regard to ...
Which (one or more) of these claims can appear on a food or supplement label without approval from the Food and Drug Administration? (a) Improves memory. (b) Relieves stress. (c) Suppresses appetite. ...
Consumers often misinterpreted dietary supplement label language, survey data showed. Labels mentioning "brain health" or "heart health" led people to think a supplement prevented a specific condition ...
Many labels on fish oil supplements make unsubstantiated health claims, and products contain variable daily doses of EPA plus DHA, a cross-sectional study suggests. Overall, about 74% of more than ...
A new study reveals that much of the confidence people have in the health benefits of supplements might not come from science, but from clever wording on labels. Phrases like “boosts brain function” ...
A new analysis has assessed the extent of heart health-related claims on fish oil supplements. The researchers state that most products contain claims, but many lack supporting trial data. While some ...
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