Nearly a quarter of young people make no distinction between dietary supplements and medications
In the study sent to MTI on Monday, 500 people 18-30 year olds were interviewed. It was found that 66.2 percent of respondents had already taken some form of dietary supplement: 56.6 percent of 18-22 year olds and 64-26 year olds had 64, 4 percent, while 74.4 percent of the 27-30 age group have already taken such drugs. According to the survey, dietary supplements are more popular among women (73 percent) than among men (58.2 percent). (MTI)
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