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This month, OPSS is launching its 3rd-annual "Let's Talk Dietary Supplements" campaign! This year, OPSS will discuss dietary supplements in the military, trending dietary supplement ingredients, real foods, third-party certification, and performance-enhancing substances.

Please join the conversation as OPSS works to help Service Members and all consumers make informed decisions to optimize their health, performance, and careers.

Download our partner toolkit, and follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and X (Twitter), and tag #LetsTalkSupplements.

PROVIDER'S CORNER

❗ FDA WARNING: FDA warns consumers not to purchase or use Umary and Amazy products as they may be harmful to your health.

💊 LIST CHANGES: N-methyltyramine, dimethyltrienolone, etiocholanolone, 11-keto-testosterone, and several other ingredients were added to the DoD Prohibited Ingredients List.

FEATURED ARTICLE

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.

WHAT'S TRENDING

Semaglutide is a prescription medication, not a dietary supplement.

🔎 Read 'Semaglutide: Uses and safety' on OPSS.org for more info.

QUESTIONS?

EMAIL OPSSNEWS@USUHS.EDU