Overall, the regulations around structure/function claims on dietary supplements on labels are:
A. meant to protect consumers and can prevent people from misusing products
B. informative and useful in guiding consumers to making decisions about a product's benefits
C. weak and unenforceable, leading to misstatements and false claims on product labels
D. meant to protect customers but are often misleading and overstate a product's benefits
Ans: D. meant to protect customers but are often misleading and overstate a product's benefits
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a. metabolism. b. digestion. c. phosphorylation. d. hydrolysis.
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A. giving birth to a baby with cystic fibrosis B. developing vitamin C-resistant scurvy C. developing gestational diabetes mellitus D. giving birth to a baby with birth defects
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false