The phrase "some supplements" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
One example of how it could be used in a sentence would be: "I take some supplements to improve my overall health and wellness."
Furthermore, central fortification requires less active consumer participation than micronutrient supplementation and is not associated with adverse effects seen with some supplements, notably iron [12].
Although some supplements are beneficial, others may or may not be.
The company's only note of caution is that flight availability may be limited and some supplements may be payable.
Some supplements have been recalled in the past because they were contaminated with microbes, pesticides or metal, or because they did not contain the ingredients listed.
Vitamin D is in the news again, and while the experts squabble over it, I'm off to buy myself some supplements.
And some supplements – notably vitamins A, E and beta-carotene – even seem to slightly raise the risk of disease and early death.
Some supplemented their meager incomes as laundresses or teachers with prostitution.
In 1999, some supplement makers appeared to score an important marketing victory.
"There still may be subsets of people who are very responsive to the benefits of antioxidants," said Dr. Blumberg, who serves on scientific advisory boards for some supplement companies.
The Sparling case highlights gaps in product safety and regulatory oversight of the $30 billion dietary supplement industry in the United States, some supplement researchers say.
"Some supplement their incomes with freelance work, and they find shared housing in the Bay Area that they can afford.
