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A look at the dietary supplement consumer of today [infographic]
71 percent of American women, compared to 65 percent of men, take supplements. And those who do are more likely to eat a balanced diet, visit their doctor regularly and maintain a healthy weight, according to CRN data.
Council for Responsible Nutrition
December 10, 2014
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97 percent of U.S. adults who take a supplement take vitamins and minerals, making them by far the most popular category of supplements in this country.
That's according to data from the Council for Responsible Nutrition's annual survey of dietary supplements released this fall.
To find out who takes supplements, what supplements they take and why they take them, CRN gathered data from an online survey of 2,100 U.S. adults in August 2014. The infographic below provides a snapshot of the results.
Infographic from Council for Responsible Nutrition.
See www.crnusa.org/CRNconsumersurvey/2014 for more.
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