Supplements

4. varifies that the product meets the US Pharmacopeia's standards for product purity, accuracy of ingredient labeling, adn proper manufacturing practices.
8. Substances in plants that may possess health-protective effects, even though they are not essential for life.
11. May be beneficial in treating upper respiratory infections
12. perks appetite
13. ADR is allergic reaction
16. oil/ Fraudulent products.
17. helps indigestion
18. Plant chemicals that include genistein and daidzein and may have positive effects against cancer and hear disease.
19. May be helpful for insomnia.
20. One family of plant chemicals, the carotenoids.

1. indicates the percentage of the Daily Value of each nutrient that a serving provides.
2. Doses of a nutrient that are 10 or more times the recommended amount.
3. promotes sleep.
5. The therapeutic use of herbs and other plants to promote health and treat diseases.
6. Naturally occurring plant chemicals, especially from citrus fruit, that reduce the permeability and fragility of capillaries.
7. Legislation that regulates dietary supplements
9. An NIH organization established to stimulate develop. and support objective scienctific research on complementary adn alternative medicine for the benefit of the public.
10. Adverse effect is headaches, fluid retention, increased blood pressure
14. Can help prevent urinary tract infections
15. A Department of Health and Human Services agency composed of 27 separate institutes and centers with a mission to advance knowledge adn improve human health.