Dietary
supplements are intended to enhance nutrition. Why harmful chemicals like
anabolic steroids and ephedrine have been found in numerous supplements is a
great question – one that has caused a paradox in which health-conscious
consumers are wary of supplements altogether.
Dietary
supplements are not regulated by the FDA. The USDA mandates that ingredients
must be listed on the product label, but the National Institutes of Health
(NIH) states that supplements may still contain unknown ingredients and other
contaminants. Now that consumers have this knowledge at their disposal,
producers must work to overcome the mistrust.
Research
suggests that going organic may be a game-changer. A recent study by the
Natural Marketing Institute (NMI) focusing on supplement, over-the-counter, and
prescription use in America shows that 41% of consumers are influenced by
organic supplement claims. This percentage jumps to nearly 50% with the
addition of the USDA organic certification seal. Organic claims provide
assurance of safety and quality, as organic production and processing is
monitored from beginning to end.
So how can a
supplement manufacturer enter this lucrative market? The first step is to
replace inactive chemical processing ingredients such as magnesium stearate
with organic RIBUS ingredients, derived from the hull and bran of rice. Our
unique formulations exceed the performance of their conventional counterparts
while contributing to organic certification overall.
Consumers
have grown accustomed to reading product labels. Give them a little peace of
mind and replace unknown synthetic ingredients with all-natural Nu-FLOW from RIBUS.
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