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Thanks to everyone who tuned in to the OPSS podcast series, "Under the Magnifying Glass: Immune Supplements." You can now listen to the complete series on the OPSS website or on the OPSS YouTube channel.

Listen to all 4 episodes now: 

• Episode 1, Immune Supplements: What You Should Know
• Episode 2, Immune Supplements: What to Ask Your Healthcare Provider
• Episode 3, Immune Supplements: Looking at Whole Person Health
• Episode 4, Immune Supplements: Use in the Military

Special thanks to our collaborators at the Office of Dietary Supplements (ODS) for partnering with us to spread the word on immune-health supplements and their ingredients.

ANNOUNCEMENT

ATTENTION: FDA announced in February that tianeptine products can be linked to serious harm, overdoses, and death.

FEATURED ARTICLES

Blue lotus is on the DoD Prohibited Dietary Supplement Ingredients List, which means it is prohibited for use by Service Members and other DoD personnel.

Omega-3 fatty acids from food can help overall brain health, but it’s unclear whether omega-3 dietary supplements can help boost brain health and optimize cognitive performance.

WHAT'S TRENDING

Consumption of products containing these seeds could cause a positive result for codeine on a drug test.

At this time, DoD has advised all Service Members to avoid consuming foods and dietary supplements containing poppy seeds.

QUESTIONS?

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