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🆕 DoD Prohibited Dietary Supplement Ingredients List Updated

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Check out episode 130 of Partnership for Clean Competition's Anti-doping Podcast featuring Andrea Lindsey, CHAMP's Senior Nutrition Scientist and Director of Operation Supplement Safety (OPSS).

In this episode, Andrea discusses important issues surrounding dietary supplements, how OPSS got started, and how it is protecting the health and safety of #servicemembers today. She also discusses significant partnerships and the recent Performance Enhancing Substances Summit, a collaborative event centered around anti-doping in sports and in the military.

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PROVIDER'S CORNER

22 ingredients were recently added to the DoD Prohibited Dietary Supplement Ingredients List:

N-methyltyramine
dimethyltrienolone
etiocholanolone
11-keto-testosterone
desoxytestosterone
epthiostane
thiomesterone
and more...

For more information, or to search additional ingredients, visit OPSS.org.

RESEARCH UPDATE

Sceletium tortuosum, also known as kanna, is sometimes found in dietary supplements marketed to reduce stress and improve mood. But does it actually work?

🔎 Read the new article "Kanna: Uses and Safety in Dietary Supplements" on OPSS.org.

🆕 DoD Prohibited Dietary Supplement Ingredients List Updated

PROVIDER'S CORNER

RESEARCH UPDATE

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