If there wasn’t scientific research of long-term use, would you continue to take it? What if there was no conclusive research suggesting it was effective? America says yes!

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"Half of all U.S. adults say they take at least one dietary supplement, especially vitamins and minerals. The pills, in fact, are a huge business — $22 billion a year, by some estimates. But none of them are subject to anything near the rigorous testing and safety requirements of prescription and over-the-counter drugs. Their manufacturers' claims aren't always supported by science, and the contents inside the bottles can vary widely." Dan Gordon, UCLA Magazine​