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Are you wondering if your dietary supplements are actually doing anything for your health? This video breaks down the scientific evidence on popular supplements, explaining when they might be helpful for nutritional gaps and when they offer little benefit. Learn about potential risks and the importance of a healthy diet. Watch to find out if your supplements are worth it!

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– NIH News in Health – Should You Take Dietary Supplements? (August 2013)
– NCCIH – Using Dietary Supplements Wisely (December 2018)
– Penn Medicine – The Truth About Supplements: 5 Things You Should Know (March 2020)
– FDA – FDA 101: Dietary Supplements (June 2022)
– WebMD – Supplements: What You Really Need (August 2023)
– Healthline – Dietary supplements: Benefits, side effects, risks, and outlook (November 2023)
– Johns Hopkins Medicine – Is There Really Any Benefit to Multivitamins?
– Mayo Clinic – Dietary supplements for weight loss (June 2024)
– TIME – The Supplements Doctors Actually Think You Should Take

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