Women do it more often than men, but seniors do it less often than younger people.
Fifty-seven percent of survey respondents said they are either currently using dietary supplements or researching information about them. And, in what could be the best news for the natural products industry, eight in 10 Americans who take dietary supplements say they are satisfied with the results. It was done on behalf of the Consumer Healthcare Products Association, a trade association for manufacturers and distributors of OTC medicines and dietary supplements. There are a lot of questions, and women are confused about their choices. Gage is specifically referring to the decisions women face during menopause.