The great health supplements con: How firms like Seven Seas and Vitabiotics exaggerate benefits of pills used by millions says Which?

Study found many of the claims made for products are not only exaggerated and misleading but may be unauthorisedManufacturers responded angrily to the Which? report by accusing the consumer group itself of misleading the public.The makers of big brand health supplements were yesterday accused of exaggerated and misleading claims for their benefits to heart health, joints and digestion.Names such as Seven Seas and Vitabiotics tap into families’ health concerns, but many of their products fail to deliver the promises on the packaging, according to a study.The health supplement industry is growing rapidly and now makes some £385million a year in the UK.Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2399370/Health-supplements-Which-says-firms-like-Seven-Seas-Vitabiotics-exaggerate-benefits.html#ixzz2chrnuzHj

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