Realising Healthcare Cost Savings through More Widespread Use of Dietary Supplements

The rising cost of healthcare provision is one of the world’s most urgent issues. Population growth and longer life expectancy are putting healthcare systems and budgets under intense pressure globally. With more people to treat and more people living for longer, the need to manage healthcare costs has never been greater. As life expectancy increases, so does demand for treatment for illnesses and conditions related to old age. Over the past decade a number of significant studies have been carried out to establish the extent to which more widespread use of some dietary supplements has the potential to reduce the number of people requiring medical treatment and/or hospitalization. This concise report addresses the above issues and considers what this might mean for helping manage the burden placed on healthcare systems by the world’s ageing population now and in the future. Click here to download the publication (PDF).

Disclaimer: This is a linked article to the International Alliance of Dietary/Food Supplement Associations (IADSA), of which the ASEAN Alliance of Health Supplement Associations (AAHSA) is a member of. MADSA is a member organisation of AAHSA. The full copyright of this publication belongs solely to IADSA.