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Sen. John Curtis builds on Orrin Hatch’s legacy with pro-supplement legislation.
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Miss: Supplemental Income You might remember the late Sen. Orrin Hatch and his deep appreciation of the dietary supplement industry. Yes, at roughly $16 billion per year, it’s Utah’s third-biggest industry, largely thanks to those Utah County herbalists and natural healers, plus Hatch and his donor network.
Hatch sponsored the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act in 1994, allowing supplements to be sold without FDA clinical trials. Under this law, supplements are considered food, not drugs. But move over Hatch, Sen.
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