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Friday 13 January 2017

Dietary Supplements The Smart and Safe Use of Vitamins and Supplements

We’re always hearing how a certain vitamin or herbal supplement will cure a chronic condition or drastically improve the quality of our lives. However, information about dietary supplements is often confusing or unclear. It’s hard to know which offer genuine health benefits and which are merely giving false promises, or worse, running the risk of actually damaging your health. By learning all you can about vitamins and supplements, you can make better choices about those that are right for you.

What are dietary supplements?

The Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act (DSHEA) defines a dietary supplement as a product that:
  • supplements the food you eat;
  • contains one or more dietary ingredient (including vitamins; minerals; herbs or other botanicals; amino acids, and other substances);
  • comes in pill, capsule, tablet, or liquid form; and
  • is labeled as a dietary supplement.
There are different types of dietary, or nutritional, supplements. Vitamin and mineral supplements are types of dietary supplements containing micronutrients meant to help a body function smoothly and improve mental health. Herbal (or botanical) supplements are dietary supplements that have a medicinal purpose. Herbal supplements generally support a specific area of the body’s health, such as the liver, bones or skin.

Health benefits of vitamin and mineral supplements (micronutrients)

Vitamins and minerals are micronutrients that serve a specific purpose and benefit the body in a unique way. For example, vitamin A supports vision and bone growth, whereas vitamin E strengthens the immune system and helps repair DNA. Vitamin and mineral deficiency can impair the body’s ability to heal and protect itself. Micronutrients can also have an effect on mental health. Studies in New Zealand have shown that using micronutrients in appropriate doses can help treat depression, anxiety, stress, bipolar disorder, ADHD, autism, and PTSD and trauma.
Taking micronutrient supplements won’t MAKE UP FOR an unhealthy diet, though. The basis of healthy eating should always be a diet rich in fresh fruits, vegetables, whole grains, healthy fats, fish and low in processed, fried, sugary, and refined foods. However, some people may benefit from extra nutrients found in a supplement. A general multivitamin and mineral supplement can also be a good safeguard against periodic nutrient shortfalls in your diet.

Herbal supplements

Herbal supplements are different from vitamin and mineral supplements in that they are considered to have medicinal value. Herbs, also known as botanicals, are one of humanity's oldest health careTOOLS, and the basis of many modern medicines. Primitive and ancient civilizations relied on herbs for healing, as do many contemporary cultures throughout the world. In fact, the World Health Organization has estimated that 80% of the world's population continues to use traditional therapies, a major part of which are derived from plants.
If you are taking other medications, refrain from taking herbal supplements without first checking with your doctor. Herbal supplements and over-the-counter medications or prescription drugs can combine to cause adverse side effects. Just because an herbal supplement is extracted from a NATURAL” source does not render it any less potent than any other chemicals you may ingest. 

Whole food supplements

Unlike conventional, synthetic dietary supplements which provide isolated vitamins or nutrients, whole food supplements are concentrated whole foods that also contain an array of other plant compounds or phytonutrients. While the product makers claim this makes them better absorbed and more potent than conventional supplements, so far there is little independent analysis to back up such claims. Whole food supplements tend to be much more expensive than conventional supplements and there are currently no regulations for the term “whole food supplement” in the U.S. As with any supplement, it’s wise to do your own research before taking and not to view them as substitutes for the nutrients obtained from real food.
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Who can benefit from vitamin and mineral supplements?

In general, children and adults might benefit from taking one multivitamin per day. A multivitamin helps provide a consistent source of the necessary vitamins and micronutrients. According to the Harvard School of Public Health, "a daily multivitamin, and maybe an extra vitamin D supplement, is a great way to make sure you’re getting all the nutrients you need to be healthy."
However, the very first consideration is to eat a healthy diet. Even the best supplement is no substitute for good nutrition. In many Western countries, people tend to consume foods that are high in calories, but lack nutrients that are vital for good health.
Some groups of people, because of distinct nutritional needs, benefit most from taking a vitamin and mineral supplement:
  1. Women of childbearing age (need extra calcium and iron)
  2. Pregnant or lactating women
  3. Children and teenagers with irregular eating habits
  4. Seniors
  5. Vegetarians or vegans (may be deficient in key nutrients)
  6. Dieters or people avoiding certain food groups (may be deficient in key nutrients)
  7. People with eating disorders or medical conditions (deficiency diseases, absorption problems, lactose intolerance, etc.)
  8. People who often eat processed and fast food

Ensuring smart supplementation

The word “supplement” means something added. In this case, you’re “adding” to a basic healthy diet and lifestyle, or to a prescription medication or therapy to treat a medical condition. An herbal supplement or vitamin regimen on its own will not necessarily cure or treat your condition or heath problem. It’s also IMPORTANT to remember that not all supplements are beneficial, especially when taken in toxic doses or combined with other medications.
The media loves exciting headlines, so the moment an herb or vitamin is tentatively shown to be beneficial in some way, it is touted as the next miracle cure. Advertising can be misleading as well, promising us “totally safe”,NATURAL”, and “quick and effective” solutions to many health problems. You can keep yourself from falling prey to false promises by researching any product you are considering taking. Make sure there is good scientific research that supports the claims of the supplement’s marketers.

Before you decide to take a dietary supplement, ask yourself:

  1. Do I need this supplement?
  2. Do I know that this supplement is safe?
  3. Does this supplement interact with any drug or food I am consuming?
  4. Do I know that this supplement works?
  5. Can I afford this supplement?
  6. Do I know enough about this supplement?

Dietary supplement safety

Dietary supplements may not be risk-free under certain circumstances. Be sure to consult your health practitioner before purchasing or taking any supplement if you are pregnant, nursing a baby, or have a chronic medical condition such as diabetes, hypertension, or heart disease. Also, while vitamin and mineral supplements are generally considered safe for children, you may wish to check with your doctor before giving these or any other dietary supplements to your child.

Homeopathic vs. Herbal Supplements: What’s in a name?

Homeopathy uses natural substances derived from botanical, animal, or mineral sources in micro doses to assist the body's natural mechanisms for protecting and healing itself. In the U.S., homeopathic medicines are regulated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), but in different ways than other drugs. Manufacturers of homeopathic drugs are deferred from submitting new drug applications to FDA and their products are exempt from good manufacturing practice requirements. However, homeopathic drugs in solid oral dosage form must have an imprint that identifies the manufacturer, the active ingredient, and dosage strength, and indicates that the drug is homeopathic.
Herbal remedies are made from parts of whole plants. Herbal supplements are not regulated as medicines by the FDA and thus can make unsubstantiated health claims.
In many cases dietary supplements and homeopathic remedies can be marketed without providing evidence of safety or efficacy. In order for a product to get removed from the shelves in the United States, for example, the FDA must prove that it is dangerous – and that is often to the detriment of the consumer.
Supplement manufacturers are allowed to make claims regarding health, nutritional content, and structure/function, subject only to limited restrictions. Health claims describe a relationship between a dietary supplement ingredient and reducing the risk of a disease or health-related condition. For example, the label on a bottle of Evening Primrose Oil capsules might claim that the product, "Provides relief from symptoms associated with PMS and menopause such as cramps, hot flashes, breast tenderness, and moodiness."
Nutrient content claims refer to the percentage of DV (daily value) of the nutrient the supplement provides. Astructure/function claim is a statement describing how a product may affect the organs or systems of the body. It can't mention a specific disease. For example: "COQ10 supports heart function as a component of theELECTRON transport system, and as an antioxidant protects mitochondrial membranes and cholesterol from oxidation."
When selecting a nutritional, dietary, or herbal supplement, keep in mind the following:
  1. Nutritional, dietary, and herbal supplement manufactures are not are required to run studies to determine product safety or efficacy.
  2. In the U.S., the FDA does not analyze the contents of dietary supplements.
  3. Dietary supplement manufacturers in the U.S. must meet the FDA’s Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) for food, but some companies also follow the GMP for drugs on a voluntary basis.
  4. Specific health claims on dietary supplement labels in the U.S. are not approved by the FDA and must also include a disclaimer that states the nutritional supplement is not intended to “diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.”
  5. Daily Value (DV) describes the recommended daily intake of a particular nutritional supplement, if one is established.
In addition, keep in mind the following safety concerns when taking vitamin or mineral supplements:

Don't substitute dietary supplements for medication

If you’re considering using a dietary supplement in place of drugs, consult your health care provider first. And remember, just because it is NATURAL” doesn’t mean it’s gentler or more beneficial to your body. Many supplements contain active ingredients that have strong biological effects and their safety is not assured.

Caution: Interactions with other medications

Some dietary supplements may interact with other supplements or prescription and over-the-counter medicines. Taking a combination of supplements or using the products with medications (whether prescription or OTC drugs) can cause dangerous interactions which could be life-threatening. 
Some common negative interactions:
  • Calcium can interact with heart medicine, certain diuretics, and aluminum and magnesium-containing antacids.
  • Magnesium can interact with certain diuretics, some cancer drugs, and magnesium-containing antacids.
  • Vitamin K can interact with blood thinners like Coumadin.
  • St. John's Wort is known to adversely affect selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) drugs (i.e., anti-depressant drugs), blood pressure medication, and birth control pills. 
  • Coenzyme Q-10 can interact with anticoagulants, blood pressure medication, and chemotherapy drugs.
  • Ginkgo biloba and vitamin E can increase the risk for internal bleeding when taken with aspirin or anitcoagulants such as warfarin.
  • Ginseng can also increase the risk for internal bleeding when taken with anticoagulants or NSAIDs, and may cause side effects when taken with MAOI antidepressants.
  • Echinacea can change how the body breaks down certain medications in the liver.
  • Saw palmetto can interact with anticoagulants and NSAID pain relievers. 

Some dietary supplements can have unwanted effects during surgery

You may be asked to stop taking certain products 2 to 4 weeks ahead of time to avoid potentially dangerous supplement/drug interactions, such as changes in heart rate, blood pressure, and increased bleeding. Talk with your doctor about everything you are taking before the surgery—vitamins, minerals, and herbal supplements, as well as medications.

Some dietary supplements are known to be dangerous

Just because a product is on the market does not mean it is definitely safe. There are some known toxic herbs that are still available to the consumer, such as: aristolochia (linked to kidney failure and cancer in the U.S., China, Europe, and Japan); yohimbe (a sexual stimulant linked to heart and respiratory problems); bitter orange (has effects similar to those of the banned stimulant ephedra); and chaparral (linked to liver damage).
Some supplements combine different vitamins or herbs, or include hidden ingredients, often labeling them as simply “energy boosters,” “fat-burning products,” or weight-loss supplements.” The combination of some of these ingredients can cause significant liver damage. Aside from a daily multi-vitamin, it’s much safer to choose supplements that contain just the single ingredient your body needs.

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DR. FEEL GOOD KEY INGREDIENTS

The Dr. Feel Good formula features 3 key complexes ­ the Elite VitaAktive Multivitamin and Mineral Complex, the Free Radical Scavenging and Liver Tonic Complex, and the Brain Cognitive and Feel Good Complex.
Multi­Vitamins and Minerals -­ Dr. Feel Good offers a complete, high­potency vitamin and mineral complex to provide your daily supply of essential nutrients. These nutrients support the thousands of chemicals reactions that occur daily and keep your body strong. Dr. Feel Good’s vitamins and mineral help fight against infection, maintain healthy energy levels, and promote feelings of well-being.
Green Tea ­- Green Tea is a multi­purpose compound. This herbal extract contains a high concentration of antioxidants to neutralize free radicals and prevent free radical damage. Green Tea also contains caffeine, a central nervous stimulant that promotes adrenaline release for enhanced focus, cognition, and energy levels.
Milk Thistle -­ Milk thistle is a plant commonly used to make medicine for liver disorders. Milk thistle protects liver cells from toxic chemicals and drugs via its antioxidant and anti­inflammatory effects.
N­Acetyl Cysteine -­ This amino acid is used to counteract acetaminophen (Tylenol) and carbon monoxide poisoning by binding to poisonous toxins that are formed in the liver. N­Acetyl Cysteine is also an antioxidant that prevents free radical damage caused by dangerous toxin
N­Acetyl Tyrosine ­- The body uses tyrosine to produce chemical messengers that are involved in conditions involving the brain, including mental alertness, focus, thinking, and concentration. N-Acetyl Tyrosine can also be used to help prevent cognitive fatigue, resulting in higher energy levels.
Bacopa Monnieri -­ This  NATURAL herb has been shown in randomized, controlled clinical trials to improve speed of visual information processing, memory consolidation, and learning rate while simultaneously decreasing anxiety and stress. Bacopa monnieri can significantly enhance cognitive function in healthy human subjects.
Phosphatidylcholine (Lecithin) -­ Lecithin is made it the body and is an IMPORTANT chemical with widespread function. It is part of the cell structure and is key in the maintenance of cellular function in the brain. It is used for age­related decline in mental function and struggling young people to improve thinking, stress/anxiety levels, and attention span.
Ginkgo Biloba -­ Ginkgo biloba provides two main benefits to the human brain. First, ginkgo safely increases blood flow to the brain, improving cognition via a boost in memory and concentration. Second, ginkgo acts as a free radical to prevent neuronal cell death related to reduced mental capacity.
Rhodiola Rosea Extract
-­ This herbal extract can reduce general fatigue under stressful conditions, enhancing mood and mental processing despite lack of sleep. Rhodiola rosea improves fatigue­related declines in mood and cognition.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Who Can Use Dr. Feel Good?
Dr. Feel Good is intended for healthy adults over the age of 18. Those with gout or liver disease should avoid taking high doses of niacin. Consult with your doctor before use if you are taking anticoagulant medications.
Are All Compounds in Dr. Feel Good Safe to Use?
Yes, all compounds in Dr. Feel Good have been thoroughly tested for complete safety. All ingredients have been shown to be completely safe for both long­term and SHORT ­term use. Temporary flushing and itching of the skin may occur under rare conditions.
How Should I Take Dr. Feel Good?
For best results, both men and women should take 4­8 tablets daily with food. Keep out of reach of children.
Can I Take Dr. Feel Good with Other Supplements?
Dr. Feel Good is safe to take with most other supplements. Do not take Dr. Feel Good in combination with other multivitamins as vitamin or mineral toxicity may occur. Dr. Feel Good is safe to stack with your favorite bodybuilding and athletic­support supplements.
How Many Servings Are in Each Bottle?
Each bottle contains 112 capsules or up to 28 4­capsule servings
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NEURO­MAX II COMPLETE FORMULA

All compounds in Neuro­Max II have been found in many double blind clinical trials to provide effective brain and neural function support. These ingredients are 100% NATURAL, safe, and side-effect free.
Niacin -­ Niacin is a water­soluble vitamin that stimulates brain function and promotes blood flow by opening the arteries and veins. This results in greater memory and higher cognitive function.
Phosphatidylserine -­ Phosphatidylserine is a phospholipid membrane component that is key to cell signaling within the brain. This compound, made in the body and found in food, enhances behavioral cognitive parameters, leading to higher focus and concentration.
Ashwagandha -­ Ashwagandha is a plant whose root and berry are used to make medicine. This herb may help calm the brain, reduce swelling and inflammation, and improve immunity. Ashwagandha contains withanone, a compound that protects against cognitive decline induced by toxins.
Ginkgo Biloba ­- Ginkgo biloba, an herb used for memory disorders, improves blood circulation to the brain and increases neurotransmission. Ginkgo biloba has been thoroughly tested and repeatedly proven to enhance cognitive function, resulting in higher memory and greater intelligence.
CDP­Choline -­ Choline is a precursor to acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter essential to memory formation and brain function. Daily intake of choline boosts release of acetylcholine for greater intelligence and mood.
Vinpocetine -­ This plant extract enhances oxygen­rich blood flow to the cerebral cortex, providing neuroprotective effects to the brain. As a nootropic, Vinpocetine provides antioxidant properties to allow blood to flow more easily through narrowed vessels.

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How Does Neuro­Max II Work?
Neuro­Max II increases oxygen­rich blood flow to the brain, provides antioxidant support against free radical damage, increases neurotransmitter production, and strengthens cell signaling. As a result, Neuro­Max II IMPROVES MEMORY and mental clarity, helping speed thought processes and speech.
Who Can Use Neuro­Max II?
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How Should I Use Neuro­Max II?
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Does Neuro­Max II Cause Side Effects?
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INGREDIENTS IN FOKUS

The compounds in FOKUS enhance supply and flow of oxygen-­rich blood and bio­nutrients to your brain to keep your mind well fed and keen all day long.
Theobromine -­ Theobromine is a compound similar to caffeine. It acts on the vagus nerve to increase oxygen flow to the brain, promoting long­lasting mental well­being, positive mood, and sustained energy.
Maca Root ­-Maca is an herbal root full of vitamins and nutrients that have been shown to boost energy and mood, decrease anxiety, and support a healthy endocrine system.
Phenylethylamine -­ Phenylethylamine (PEA) is a neurotransmitter similar in function to amphetamine. It triggers mood­boosting beta endorphins, lowering stress and anxiety, sharpening focus, enhancing concentration, and IMPROVE MEMORY recall.
Bacopin -­ Bacopin is extracted from the bacopa monnieri plant and improves higher order cognitive processes such as learning and memory. Bacopin speeds visual processing, learning rate, and memory consolidation.
Caffeine Anhydrous ­- Caffeine is a metabolic stimulant that reduces fatigue, restores alertness, and fights drowsiness. Caffeine stimulates the nervous system to release adrenaline for sharper focus and better memory.
Chocamine -­ Chocamine is taken from cocoa beans and is used to stop proteins from building in the brain and causing nerve damage associated with dementia. In addition to preventing free radical damage, chocamine induces higher serotonin levels for improved mood.
Vinpocetine -­ Vinpocetine, extracted from the periwinkle plant, is a nootropic that increases blood flow to the cerebral cortex. Vinpocetine activates cerebral metabolism to support concentration and memory.
Bioperine -­ Bioperine is a black pepper extract that enhances compound bio­availability. Bioperine ensures maximum absorption and synergistic energy for all compounds in FOKUS, preventing any ingredients from going to waste.
Huperzine A
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What Benefits Can MMUSA FOKUS Provide?
FOKUS is designed with NATURAL compounds proven toENHANCE BRAIN  function. Benefits include a boost in concentration, memory, cognition, brain energy, motivation, and mental performance.
How Should I Take FOKUS?
As a dietary supplement, adults should take 2 capsules daily with water on an empty stomach or as recommended by your healthcare professional.
How Long Will One Bottle Last?
Each bottle contains 90 capsules or 45 2­capsule servings. This amount can last a minimum of 45 days when used as directed and on a daily basis.
Are All Compounds in FOKUS Safe?
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Can Anyone Take FOKUS?
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NEURO1 BRAIN PERFORMANCE FORMULA

Vitamin B12 -­ Vitamin B12 is involved in the function and development of the brain, nerve cells, the myelin sheaths that protect nerves, and blood cells. A deficiency in this water­soluble vitamin has been shown to lead to smaller brain volume and lower test scores on concentration and memory, making vitamin B12 an essential dietary component for peak brain health.
Selenium -­ Selenium, a mineral found in grains and nuts, is key to one of the body’s antioxidants, glutathione peroxidase. Selenium helps to prevent the polyunsaturated fats in brain cells membranes from becoming damaged. Selenium intake has been linked to less risk of depression, improved mood, and higher test scores.
L­Tyrosine -­ Tyrosine is used within the body to produce chemical messengers (such as neurotransmitters) that are involved in focus, thinking, mental alertness, and concentration. Tyrosine, an amino acid, helps to prevent cognitive fatigue so you can stay energized and alert.
Vinpocetine ­- Vinpocetine, similar to compounds found in the periwinkle plant, is commonly used to enhance memory, prevent Alzheimer’s disease, and reduce risk of conditions that harm learning, memory, and information processing. Vinpocetine increases blood flow to the brain and offers protection for neurons against injury.
Huperzia Serrata -­ This species of clubmoss has a well­known inhibitory effect on AchE, an enzyme responsible for degrading the neurotransmitter acetylcholine. Acetylcholine is critical in processes underlying learning, memory, and attention. Huperzia has been shown to enhance attention and memory in healthy subjects.
Bacopa Monniera -­ Bacopa monniera is an herb that has been found in controlled clinical trials to significantly improve cognitive function in healthy human subjects. Studies have found that bacopa IMPROVE MEMORY  consolidation, speed of visual information processing, and learning rate while reducing anxiety and stress.
Rhodiola Rosea -­ Rhodiola rosea has been used to strengthen the nervous system, fight depression, enhance immunity, improve memory, and heighten energy levels. This herb increases bioelectrical activity of the brain, improving memory consolidation and concentration ability over prolonged periods.
Alpha GPC -­ Alpha GPC, or glycerol phosphoryl choline, is a chemical released when specific fatty acids are broken down. Alpha GPC is known to increase brain levels of acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter responsible for memory and learning functions. Alpha GPC has been shown to IMPROVE MEMORY and cognitive processing when taken daily.
Phosphatidylserine -­ This phospholipid membrane component is critical to cell signaling within the brain. Phosphatidylserine has been found in clinical trials to improve focus and concentration via an improvement in behavioral cognitive parameters.
Alpha­Lipoic Acid -­ Alpha­Lipoic Acid (ALA) is an antioxidant that converts glucose to energy for healthy neuropathy and brain function. ALA prevents free radical damage that can damage brain cells and lead to mental decline, keeping your brain health and function at its peak.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How Do I Take Neuro1?
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Is Neuro1 Safe to Use if I’m on Medication?
Do not use Neuro1 if you are taking prescription medication for high blood pressure or heart problems. Speak with your physician before use if you are taking any other prescription medication or have a pre­existing medical condition.
What Exactly Does Neuro1 Do?
Neuro1 contains vitamins, minerals, herbal extracts, and neuronutrient focus supplements to recharge your body and boost your brain. The formula works to strengthen memory and concentration, sustain energy, focus, and clarity, enhance mood and sense of well­being, reduce stress and provide antioxidant protection.
How Many Servings Are in Each Container?
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How Much Caffeine is in Neuro1?
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The Truth Behind the Top 10 Dietary Supplements

What you need to know about the most popular dietary and nutritional supplements on the market.

A visit to the health food store can be an overwhelming experience. It's tough to figure out what to choose from among the dizzying assortment of dietary and nutritional supplement on the shelf. 

How Are Dietary Supplements Regulated?

The Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act, approved by Congress in 1994, defines dietry supplement as products that:
  • Are intended to supplement the diet
  • Contain one or more ingredients (like vitamins, herbs, amino acids or their constituents)
  • Are intended to be taken by mouth
  • Are labeled as dietary supplements

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) once regulated dietary supplements the same way it does foods, but that changed as of Aug. 24, 2007. The FDA's new good manufacturing practices ruling ensures that supplements:
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  • Do not contain contaminants or impurities
  • Are accurately labeled
"Making cereal is very different from making dietary supplements. ... This new ruling is very specific to the production of capsules and powders and will give consumers great confidence that what is on the label is indeed in the product," says Vasilios Frankos, PhD, of the FDA's Division of Dietary Supplement Programs.
The FDA provides manufacturers with guidelines for making claims about what effects their products have on the body, Frankos says.
"If they make a claim, they must notify us so we can review it," Frankos says. "Manufacturers have to provide us with evidence that their dietary supplements are effective and safe."

Who Needs Dietary Supplements?

It's IMPORTANT to remember that dietary supplements are designed to supplement your diet, not to replace nutritious foods.
"Supplements can enhance a diet where there are shortfalls, but a handful of vitamin, mineral or other dietary supplements can never take the place of a healthy diet," says David Grotto, RD, a spokesperson for the American Dietetic Association (ADA).
"Foods are so complex, offering not only vitamins and minerals, but fiber, nutrient (carbohydrates, proteins, and fats), phytochemicals, and a whole host of nutritious substances that science has not fully identified that work together with other foods and provide the benefits of a healthy eating pattern."
Still, the ADA recognizes that some people may require supplements because the vitamins and/or minerals they need are hard to get in adequate amounts in the diet. These groups include:
  • Pregnent women
  • Nursing mothers
  • Strict vegetarians
  • People with food allergies or intolerances
  • Senior citizens
Those with diseases such as cancer, or kidney , cardiovascular, or bone disease

Top 10 Dietary Supplements

Whether they really need them or not, sales figures show that plenty of people are purchasing supplements. Here are some of the most popular supplement categories:

Multivitamins

Taking a daily multivitamin with minerals has long been considered nutritional "insurance" to cover dietary shortfalls.
"There is no harm in taking a once-daily multivitamin, as long as you select one based on your age and sex," says Grotto. "Take one daily or just on days when your diet is inadequate. But better than a multivitamin is to fill in the gaps with food that offers so much more than supplements."

Meal Replacements

Powdered and liquid products like SlimFast and Ensure might not be what most of us think of as dietary supplements. But they're included in the list because they are designed to supplement the diet.
For people who can't eat regular food because of illnesses, these products are good alternatives. Still, "eating a wide variety of nutrient-rich foods is better, if tolerated," says Grotto.
And what about weight management? Using a meal replacement can help control calories and be beneficial, experts say -- as long as it's part of a lifestyle that includes exercise and a calorie-controlled diet.