Weight Control Supplements Market Rugged Expansion Foreseen by 2026

The past decade has seen a steep consumer shift to westernized dietary habits, sedentary lifestyle, and insufficient time left for physical exercises to maintain fitness. However, consumers are largely preferring dietary supplements as non-prescription drugs that can fulfil the nutritional requirements of a body, providing long-term health benefits. Weight control supplements especially address obesity reduction and weight management. Obesity has been a major health issues all over the globe, which has in turn created a vast marketplace for weight control supplements.

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Rising obesity and obesity-induced disease prevalence is the key driver primarily boosting the demand for dietary supplements targeting weight management. PMR examines the global weight control supplements market in detail and provides an extensive analysis of the global weight control supplements market over a six-year forecast period 2016-2026

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Exploding rate of obesity worldwide is primarily propelling the demand for weight management products, including weight control supplements. Rising awareness about co-morbid, lifestyle disorders induced by obesity is another key driver to market growth. With growing popularity of low-calorie food products, there has been a greater adoption rate of sugar-free foods and beverages, low-carb products, and other similar foods for weight management. This will continue to spur the demand over the forecast period.

Availability of a wide range of products for weight loss in the dietary supplements sector, coupled with increasing consumer preference toward easy, time-saving, non-invasive weight control measures, especially non-prescription drugs, will remain another prominent factor escalating the demand for weight control supplements. The expanding obese population is observed to spend more on a healthy and active lifestyle. The convenience of online purchase is also indirectly boosting the market for weight control supplements.

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Affluent middle-class consumers are increasingly investing in nutritious products for fitness in the long run. Consistent R&D activities by leading dietary supplement brands has been leading introduction of better quality, improved products. In addition, companies are implementing innovative product promotion strategies, eventually pushing the market further. Government initiatives and awareness programs related to a healthy lifestyle are likely to favor the sales of weight control supplements in near future.

However, relatively lower awareness among consumers in emerging economies, about availability, functionality, and usage of dietary supplements, will remain a key factor hindering the market growth through 2026. Moreover, high prices of weight control supplements are also expected to hold a negative influence on market growth. Sustained preference to physical exercises over medicines will be another factor limiting mass adoption of weight loss supplements in near future.

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