Dietary Supplement Caucus

Established in 2006, the congressional Dietary Supplement Caucus (DSC) provides a forum for sharing information about dietary supplements. Currently the DSC is co-chaired by Sens. Tim Scott, R-S.C., and Martin Heinrich, D-N.M., and Reps. John Curtis, R-Utah, Tony Cardenas, D-Calif. and Andy Harris, R-Md. With 36 members of Congress, the DSC serves as a bipartisan congressional group of legislators, who promote discussions among lawmakers about the benefits of dietary supplements; provide tips and insights for better health and wellness; and promote research about the health care savings these products provide. In a recent letter confirming the DSC to the Committee on House Administration, the DSC writes, “The caucus seeks to enhance Congressional attention to the role of supplements in health promotion, disease prevention and address the regulation of the supplement industry.” The DSC sponsors regularly scheduled luncheon briefings on Capitol Hill for members of Congress, their staffers, the media and the public.

View a list of members of the congressional Dietary Supplement Caucus as of January 2019.