When it comes to cutting-edge ingredients, sports nutrition has a history of having questionable and sketchy ingredients in dietary supplements. Prohormones, 1,3-dimethyamylamine (DMAA) and selective androgen receptor modulators (SARMs) are infamous examples of...
As COVID-19 drives continued demand for immune booster dietary supplements, new disruptions in the supply chain emphasize the need for quality assurance. The COVID-19 pandemic has been an accelerator for the dietary supplement industry, with sales at record-breaking...
Given the insufficient regulation of and lack of transparency in the growing dietary supplement industry, physicians adopted new policy at the Special Meeting of the American Medical Association (AMA) House of Delegates meeting. The new policy expands upon the AMA’s...
Processing aids used during manufacturing dietary supplements can help improve product quality, enhance appearance and shelf life, aid with packing and transportation, and much more. Processing aids are substances or additives of natural or synthetic origin used in...
According to FDA, cesium chloride is a new dietary ingredient subject to a premarket notification to the agency to establish its safety in dietary supplements. The Food and Drug Administration published five warning letters to marketers of dietary supplements...
