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Health Supplements Information Service
1st Floor1 Chelsea Manor Gardens
London
SW3 5PN
Tel: 020 7808 9808
Fax: 020 7808 9830
Web: www.hsis.org
Health Supplements Information Service is an education service set up to present facts about health supplementation in a simple, straightforward way. The aim is to empower consumers with knowledge about nutrients and their crucial role for a healthy living. All campaigns and initiatives developed by HSIS are approved and agreed by the HSIS network of experts which comprises of independent experts in the fields of medicine, science, dietetics and nutrition.
Checked: July 2006
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