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Americans Catching on that Dietary Supplements are More Fad than Fact

 Americans Catching on that Dietary Supplements are More Fad than Fact
Combination vitamin/mineral supplements (VM) have been popular dietary adjuncts for many years, but as research has progressed, various health benefits have been touted for some individual nutrients — some of which haven't been traditionally inclu
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Brain Hacking: Are We Meant to Be Limitless?

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PBS Exposé Spotlights Truth About Dangerous Supplements

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Yet Another Supplement (Vitamin D)isappoints

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Science vs. Politics On Supplements: Who Do You Believe?

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NIH Wants To Spend More Money On Alternative Medicine. Yawn.

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Oregon Sues GNC Over Illegal Supplement Sales

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'Supports Prostate Health,' the Latest Supplement Lie

Because of the 1994 Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act (DSHEA), dietary supplement purveyors can't cla
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New Study Provides More Evidence For DSHEA Repeal

Yet another evidence-based study
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Ben Carson Bungles Again, Treating Cancer with Supplements

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