Why Independent Research Matters With Nutritional Supplements

As we become more health-conscious, we rely on nutritional supplements to complete the nutrition gaps our bodies may have. With countless brands of supplements available today, it can be challenging to choose which product to trust.

One of the factors that should be considered when purchasing supplements is independent research.

In this blog post, we will discuss the importance of independent research on nutritional supplements and emphasize why it matters to choose products that have been rigorously tested.

Independent Research and Nutritional Supplements

First and foremost, we need to understand what independent research means. Independent research refers to studies conducted by third-party researchers that have no financial ties to the manufacturer of the product.

The reason why independent research is crucial in the supplement industry is that many supplement brands do not have their products independently tested. They either have no research at all or perform their own studies, which could be biased.

As a result, they may end up hiding side effects, or the product may not work as claimed.

On the other hand, independent research provides insight into how a nutritional supplement works in the body.

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Why Do Health Supplement Companies Not Want Their Products Studied?

The supplement industry is a billion-dollar industry that is growing day by day. There are literally tens of thousands of nutritional supplements on the market, and thousands more are being added and introduced each year.

However, nutritional supplements are typically not extensively tested and researched before being made available to the general public.

This raises the simple question of why? If you are putting something into your body, you as a consumer should, at a minimum, know that it has been tested for safety and effectiveness.

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