Welcome to Anatomy of a Supplement: Quality Considerations
Purity, potency, and safety considerations
Supplement sourcing, manufacturing, and distribution
How to read a supplement label
Surveillance, recalls, and adverse events
An introduction to depletions, interactions, and general contraindications
By the end of this course, you’ll be able to:
Understand the key considerations for supplement purity, potency, and safety.
Analyze the impact of manufacturing processes and regulatory standards on supplement quality.
Evaluate supplement labels to verify accuracy and identify potential contaminants or allergens.
Identify common quality concerns such as ingredient variability and counterfeit products.
Apply knowledge of supplement quality to make informed recommendations for patient care.
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