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'Clean supplements' sound healthy, but what does clean actually mean?
Headline from ABC 17 Mid-Missouri
“Clean” has become a familiar shorthand in wellness marketing. On a supplement label, it can suggest simplicity, purity, or the absence of ingredients a shopper would rather avoid. When ingredient lists feel complicated, a reassuring word can make a product seem easier to evaluate.
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“Clean” has become a familiar shorthand in wellness marketing. On a supplement label, it can suggest simplicity, purity, or the absence of ingredients a shopper would rather avoid. When ingredient lists feel complicated, a reassuring word can make a product seem easier to evaluate.
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