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Title: Janet McDonald, Ph'D', R'D'


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Regulation of Food Dietary Supplements
Janet McDonald, Ph.D., R.D.
2
Todays Topics
  • Introduction to the legal authority
  • General requirements for food and dietary
    supplements
  • Structure/function claims
  • Boundaries

3
FDAs Legal Authority
  • Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act
  • Fair Packaging and Labeling Act

4
Dietary Supplements
  • Nutrition Labeling and Education Act (NLEA)
  • Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act
    (DSHEA)

5
Interpretation of the Statute
  • Code of Federal Regulations
  • Guidance documents
  • Case law
  • Informal guidance

6
What is Food ?
  • ...articles used for food or drink for
    manchewing gumand articles used for components
    of... food or drink or chewing gum

7
What is a food additive?
  • Broad sense Any substance added to food.
  • Legally Any substance the intended use of which
    results or may reasonably be expected to result-
    directly or indirectly - in its becoming a
    component or otherwise affecting the
    characteristics of any food.
  • Direct additives
  • Indirect additives

8
What is GRAS?
  • Substances whose use is generally recognized as
    safe, based on their extensive history of use in
    food before 1958, or based on published
    scientific evidence.
  • Not set in concrete!

9
What is a Drug ?
  • article intended for use in the diagnosis,
    cure, mitigation, treatment, or prevention of
    disease

10
What is a dietary supplement ?
  • a product (other than tobacco) intended to
    supplement the diet that bears or contains one or
    more designated ingredients

11
What is a dietary supplement ?
  • Vitamin, mineral, amino acid
  • Herb or other botanical
  • Dietary substance for use by man to supplement
    the diet by increasing the total dietary intake

12
What is a dietary supplement ?
  • Concentrate, metabolite, constituent, or
    combination of the ingredients above

13
What is a dietary supplement ?
  • Intended for ingestion
  • Pill, capsule, liquid, powder, other
  • Not represented for use as conventional food
  • Not sole item of meal or diet
  • Labeled as a dietary supplement

14
Messages..
  • Definitions and Regulatory Boxes
  • .And that they matter
  • What to think about at this evolving point

15
Dietary Supplement ComplianceBoundariesBounda
riesFood Dietary SupplementDrug
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Which Regulatory Box Is Important Because..
  • Different legal requirements
  • Different safety considerations
  • Different substantiation for claims

17
  • Dietary Supplement or Food ?

18
  • Dietary Supplement or Food ?

19
  • Food Dietary Supplement
  • Represented for use as conventional food
  • Safe ingredients
  • Claims
  • Labeling

20
  • What is Functional Food?
  • It is undefined but regulated as food

21
  • Functional Food?

22
  • Functional Food?

23
  • Functional Food Claims
  • Structure/function claims
  • Truthful
  • Non-misleading
  • Based on nutritive value
  • No drug claims

24
  • Functional Food Claims
  • Disease claims - Drug
  • Dietary support during the cold and flu season
  • Prevents the onset of disease complications

25
  • Dietary Supplement Drug
  • Structure/function claims
  • 30-day post-market notification for structure/
    function claim
  • Use of disclaimer
  • Manufacturer is responsible for substantiation

26
  • 30-Day Notification
  • Disease claims - Drug
  • Reduces cholesterol
  • Reduces fever
  • Helps promote normal body function after
    taking too much drink

27
  • 30-Day Notification
  • Structure/function claim
  • Gingko biloba promotes healthy brain
    function
  • Guar gum promotes healthy intestinal function
  • Helps maintain cholesterol levels in normal
    range

28
The Key to Almost Everything Is.
  • Intended Use
  • (claims)

29
Intended Use Gets You into Two Possible Boxes.
initially
  • Functional Food

?
Foods Conv Foods
Dietary Supplements
Drugs Prescription OTC
30
More on This Perspective
  • Functional Foods
  • -------gt Assumption probably about foods
  • Dietary supplements are intended to supplement
    the diet

31
Whats the Difference?
  • Conv Foods versus Dietary Supplements
  • Safety Standard
  • Conv Food GRAS/Food Additive
  • Dietary Supplm Signif-Unreasonable Risk
  • Claim topic / substantiation
  • Disease endpoint / Same Rigorous--Pre-review
  • Non-disease endpoint / Essentially Same

  • Truthful/Not Misleading

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Whats the Difference?
  • Nutritive Value / Food-Like Effect
  • Characterizes oversight of conv food claims
  • Not well defined or articulated
  • DSHEA specifies that dietary supplements do not
    have to have nutritive effect
  • Point of resolution
  • NV Needed? Drug versus Food?
  • What does it mean scientifically today?

33
More on This Perspective
  • Do Functional Foods need their own regulatory
    box?
  • Probably not
  • Do they need some special considerations?
  • Probably yes

34
  • Food - Dietary Supplement - Drug
  • Chewing Gum
  • Breakfast cereal type products
  • Product in bar form
  • Bottled water

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FOR MORE INFORMATION
  • Check out FDAs web site
  • www.fda.gov
  • Foods
  • Food labeling
  • Dietary supplements
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