World Journal of
Pharmaceutical and Life Sciences

COMPARATIVE STUDY OF REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS OF NUTRACEUTICALS IN INDIA, MENA AND SEA COUNTRIES AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE IN CORONA VIRUS

Nishi Shah, Navdha Soni*, Darshil Shah, Dr. Jignesh Shah and Dr. Dilip. G. Maheshwari

ABSTRACT

Nutraceuticals, is any food or part of a food that offers medical advantages, including forestalling or treating illness, have arisen as a requirement for shoppers in both created and non-industrial nations. ? wide reach ?f ?r?du?ts ?re m?rketed ?s nutr??euti??ls. These in?lude vit?mins ?nd essenti?l miner?ls, ??lyuns?tur?ted ?nd m?n?uns?tur?ted f?tty ??ids, ?nd ? v?riety ?f herb?l ?r?du?ts th?t h?ve different ?l?ims ?f he?lth-?r?m?ting ?r??erties. The nutr??euti??l business h?s arose ?s ?n im??rt?nt ??rt ?f the f??d business. With high e??n?mi? gr?wth, in?re?sing in??me ?nd ?h?nging ways of life, the m?rket is gr?wing en?rm?usly. For the control of value and wellbeing of the items different administrative rules set by the particular governments become significant; This can be a genuine driver of the business' development. This article gives a concise outline of the nutraceuticals guideline of the Indian MENA and SEA nations. It principally centers around the examination of the legitimate system and design of nutraceuticals in SEA MENA and India with the fit specialized prerequisites for enrolling a nutraceutical item around there. This audit clarifies the significant impacts of nutraceuticals and dietary or wellbeing supplements on repressing viral section and offers another point of view for the anticipation and treatment of COVID-19.

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