Which statement on a cranberry extract label would be compliant with DSHEA regulations?

The statement indicating the benefit of helping to maintain a healthy urinary tract in females aligns with DSHEA regulations, which govern the labeling of dietary supplements. Under these regulations, manufacturers are permitted to make structure-function claims regarding how a product may affect the body's normal functions.

The claim about maintaining a healthy urinary tract does not imply a treatment or cure for a specific disease, which is key to compliance. Instead, it relates to the general idea of health and wellness, suggesting a supportive role without overstating its effects, making it acceptable under DSHEA.

In contrast, the other statements suggest more targeted therapeutic claims that suggest treating or preventing specific conditions or diseases, which are not permissible under DSHEA unless the product has undergone rigorous testing and is approved as a drug. This is why the statement about maintaining a healthy urinary tract is appropriate, as it follows the guidelines for general health benefits without suggesting a specific treatment.