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However, Congress may soon consider new legislation that would trump DSHEA and put consumer access to dietary supplements at risk. The Coalition to Preserve DSHEA is actively working to ensure America continues to enjoy the benefits of good health that dietary supplements – including vitamins, minerals, and herbs – help provide. DSHEA.org is designed to provide you -- policymakers, media, industry representatives, and consumers -- valuable information about DSHEA and the dietary supplement industry. We encourage you to learn, ask questions, and visit SaveOurSupplements.org, where you can take action to preserve access to the supplements more than 70 percent of Americans depend on for good health. |
It has been more than 12 years since the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act (DSHEA) of 1994 was passed, legislation that has enabled millions of Americans to enjoy access to safe, effective and affordable dietary supplements. 
