Nutrition & Dietary Supplements

Last Updated: August 08, 2018

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This site is designed to provide nutritional resources for Service members and their families in all branches of the U.S. Armed Forces. Good nutrition is vital to good health, disease prevention, and essential for healthy growth and development.

PT Home Page Performance Triad: Nutrition

The Army Surgeon General has championed the Performance Triad of Activity, Nutrition and Sleep, to build resilience, improve readiness and enhance the health of the Army family. Performance Triad External Link

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Dietary Supplements

This page provides you with information on food and dietary supplements.

Fit For Performance Nutrition Handouts and Resources

Participant handouts and resources for Fit For Performance (FFP)

Fit For Performance Powered by P3 (Performance Triad)

Policy and resources on a lifestyle and behavior modification program designed to help Soldiers lose weight and/or body fat.

Healthy Eating

Nutrition tools for healthy shopping, cooking, eating, and food safety for people of all ages.

Military Nutrition Initiatives

Nutrition initiatives within the military that are designed to create healthy eating environments to encourage healthy eating behaviors.

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