National Institutes of Health (NIH) Office of Dietary Supplements (ODS) ODS Tweets of the Week: November 21 - 25, 2022 National Institutes of Health (NIH) Office of Dietary Supplements (ODS) sent this bulletin at 11/25/2022 01:00 PM EST Having trouble viewing this email? View it as a Web page. NIH ODS NIH_ODS 25 Nov Here's a quick read on the basics of dietary supplement efficacy, safety, quality, labeling, and regulation. We cal… https://t.co/LJjRYJMPd4 Details | Retweet NIH ODS NIH_ODS 23 Nov Who doesn’t love a Thanksgiving nap? Turkey is high in tryptophan, which may make you sleepy. It’s also an amino ac… https://t.co/AqtpGkltRn Details | Retweet NIH ODS NIH_ODS 23 Nov ¿Le gustaría una siesta el día de Acción de Gracias? El pavo tiene mucho triptófano y comerlo puede dar sueño. Es u… https://t.co/AS4UVCmehR Details | Retweet NIH ODS NIH_ODS 22 Nov RT @NIBIBgov: Rapid #COVID19 test results could help guide public health responses, but these results are not typically reported. Now, #NIH… Details | Retweet NIH ODS NIH_ODS 22 Nov Researchers have looked at whether cranberries—a common dish at the holidays--could also decrease the risk of getti… https://t.co/ph3Oo7z7Hl Details | Retweet NIH ODS NIH_ODS 21 Nov Know your way around the Supplements Facts label? All dietary supplements are required to have a label listing amou… https://t.co/0NgqOFvGqG Details | Retweet NIH ODS NIH_ODS 18 Nov Check out ODS in the Twitterverse this past week...and sign up for the weekly "Tweets of the Week" digest sent ever… https://t.co/7uKEh1Gjaz Details | Retweet
