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Effective Date: [06 December 2014]

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About Dietary Supplements

In recent years, interest in dietary supplements has grown significantly as more people look for ways to improve their health and support their overall wellness. Supplements are available in many forms, including capsules, tablets, powders, beverages, and nutrition bars. Although they can provide key vitamins, minerals, and other beneficial compounds, it is important to understand that dietary supplements are not subjected to the same regulatory scrutiny as prescription medications.

The primary purpose of dietary supplements is to help individuals obtain nutrients that may be lacking in their regular diet or to support general well-being. For example, individuals with dietary limitations or specific nutritional needs may rely on supplements to bridge gaps in their intake. Some supplements may also be recommended to support general wellness for individuals with various health conditions.

However, supplements should not replace a balanced diet or healthy lifestyle habits. They are intended to complement — not substitute — nutritious eating, physical activity, and overall wellness practices. Whole foods provide valuable nutrients and natural compounds that supplements alone may not offer.

As interest in wellness continues to grow, dietary supplements remain a popular choice for people seeking additional support. Nonetheless, a healthy lifestyle and balanced diet should always be the foundation of long-term health.