Amaru Sanchez | What Can You Actually Say? Claims, Regulation & Nutrition
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When you walk through a grocery store or scroll through supplements online, you’ll see claims like “supports muscle,” “boosts energy,” or “promotes longevity.”
But what do those claims actually mean? And what are companies really allowed to say?
In this episode, Anita sits down with Amaru Sanchez, health care and life sciences counsel at Akin, to unpack the hidden world of regulation behind food, supplements, and emerging nutrition products.
Together, they break down:
- The difference between structure/function claims, health claims, and nutrient claims
- How the FDA and FTC regulate what companies can and cannot say
- Where the line is between a food, supplement, and drug
- What level of scientific evidence is actually required
- Why terms like “longevity” can be risky if used incorrectly
- The biggest mistakes startups make when marketing their products
- How consumers can spot red flags and think more critically about claims
This episode is a must-listen for founders, marketers, and anyone trying to make sense of the overwhelming world of nutrition and health products.
Disclaimer: This conversation is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.
Amru on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amaru-j-sanchez-jd-mph-38282410/
Akin Gump Website: http://www.akingump.com