DSHEA Weekly Digest – October 6, 2026
DSHEA Weekly Digest Weekly Digest October 6, 2026 Volume 7, Issue 1 What’s Inside This Week California’s new law restricting weight-loss and muscle-building supplement sales
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DSHEA Weekly Digest Weekly Digest October 6, 2026 Volume 7, Issue 1 What’s Inside This Week California’s new law restricting weight-loss and muscle-building supplement sales
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DSHEA Weekly Digest Weekly Digest March 23 – April 1, 2026 What’s Inside This Week FDA Holds Most Consequential Supplement Hearing Since DSHEA’s Passage in 1994 The FDA convened a historic public meeting on March 27 to explore whether the definition of “dietary supplement” should be expanded to include...
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DSHEA Weekly Digest Weekly Digest April 7, 2026 Volume 1, Issue 1 What’s Inside This Week FDA Moves Simultaneously on DSHEA Innovation and Supplement Enforcement With its April 27 public comment deadline approaching, the DSHEA supplement definition debate moved from the hearing room to the headlines this week, as...
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Congress struck a careful balance between providing consumers with access to safe dietary supplements and maintaining strict safety and efficacy standards for drugs when it enacted DSHEA in 1994. A recent decision by FDA concerning the regulatory status of nicotinamide mononucleotide (NMN) upsets the careful balance struck by Congress in...
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On July 21, 2025, the Orrin G. Hatch Foundation hosted a timely and important conversation on the future of the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act (DSHEA)—a landmark law that continues to shape the supplement industry and protect consumer access to health and wellness products. The panel—featuring Kyle Sampson (King...
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By Matt SandgrenMatt is the executive director of the Orrin G. Hatch Foundation. A 15-year veteran of Capitol Hill, he served as senior counsel on the Senate Judiciary Committee and as Senator Hatch’s chief of staff. If, like millions of other Americans, you take a multivitamin, herbal supplement or omega-3 fatty acid...
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The Wall Street Journal reported on the booming longevity industry and the regulatory challenges faced by companies marketing NMN supplements. The article highlights the dispute between supplement companies and pharmaceutical firms over NMN’s classification and the FDA’s stance on its legality as a dietary supplement.
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