Consumer Spending On Supplements Helps Trim Chronic Disease Treatment Costs – CRN Study
Executive Summary
CRN study on health-care cost savings from use of supplements offers data on reductions in spending on hospitalizations for chronic conditions linked to use of omega-3s, fiber and other supplements as well as on efficacy of certain dietary ingredients in helping prevent chronic conditions.
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