DIETARY SUPPLEMENTS AND APPROVED MEDICAL CLAIMS
There are many nutritional supplements on the market and often one does not know which statements to rely on. We advise customers to carefully check online providers in particular, who use video content to advertise and offer their nutritional supplements with health claims, which may also be illegal. And so people are confused because they don't know which information about the nutritional supplement is correct!
The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) checks the scientific support of individual claims. The aim is to protect the end consumer from misleading statements and to prevent customers from being misled. We support this approach, we want to share and guide this transparency with our clients. Never forget that nutritional supplements are not medicines, nor are they a substitute for a balanced and varied diet, but are only intended to support a healthy lifestyle.
At this point, we would like to draw your attention to two regulations that regulate permitted claims on foods and nutritional supplements, namely:
COMMISSION REGULATION (EU) no. 432/2012 of May 16, 2012 on the list of permitted health claims on foods, with the exception of claims relating to the reduction of the risk of disease and the development and health of children
REGULATION ON HEALTHCARE CLAIMS (EC) no. 1924/2006 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 20 December 2006 on nutrition and health claims made on foods. This decree determines which claims are permitted regarding food, its ingredients and health. We advise you to read the legislation as informative as possible before purchasing.
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