Spiritual Minded Military West Virginia Air Force Reserve: Why Is Your Sports Supplement a Career Risk? — The OPSS Protocol

 

The Supplement That Could End Your Career

You walk into the gym at the 130th Airlift Wing. You see the jar on the shelf. The label promises muscle gain. The label promises recovery. The label does not tell you that it could end your career.

The Air Force Reserve Command has a warning. Supplements can lead to a positive drug test. The positive test can lead to discharge. The discharge can end your career. The career you worked for is at risk.

Operation Supplement Safety exists for a reason. Some supplements have resulted in adverse events that compromise performance. Some supplements have resulted in positive drug tests. The risk is real. The risk is not worth it.

Your Spiritual Minded Military Shirt declares that you are a warfighter. The warfighter fuels wisely. The warfighter protects the career. The OPSS Protocol is the countermeasure.

For the strategic framework on high-performance nutrition, read NEW YORK AIR FORCE TACTICAL ARCHITECTURE: FROM COCKPIT TO COMMAND.

"Do you not know that your bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit?" — 1 Corinthians 6:19

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The OPSS Warning Every Reservist Must Know

Operation Supplement Safety is the military's program for dietary supplement education. The program provides evidence-based information about supplements. The program exists to protect you.

The problem is that not all supplements are safe. Some supplements contain banned substances. Some supplements contain ingredients not listed on the label. Some supplements are manufactured in unregulated facilities.

The AFRC Medical Services Directorate warns Reservists: "Some dietary supplements may lead to a positive urinalysis result." The positive result can trigger an investigation. The investigation can lead to disciplinary action. The disciplinary action can end your career.

Your Soldier for Christ Field Armor protects you from the enemy. The enemy is not on the flight line. The enemy is in the supplement bottle. The armor protects you while you make the safe choice.

For the complete guide to understanding supplement safety, read From Battle Ready to Burned Out: What the Maryland National Guard Won't Tell You About Cellular Logistics.

The Protein Powder Problem

Protein powder is the most common supplement. Protein powder is also one of the most risky.

The problem is not protein. The problem is what is in the protein. Many protein powders contain spiking agents. Amino spiking is the practice of adding cheap ingredients to artificially inflate protein levels. The label says 25 grams. The actual protein is less.

Some protein powders contain banned stimulants. DMAA. DMHA. Ephedra. The ingredients are not listed. The ingredients are illegal. The ingredients can show up on a drug test.

Some protein powders contain heavy metals. Arsenic. Lead. Mercury. The metals accumulate. The metals damage the body. The damage is not visible. The damage is permanent.

Your Be Sober Minded Shirt carries the Scripture "Be sober, be vigilant." The vigilance extends to your supplement choice. The vigilance protects your career.

For the recovery framework that addresses supplement safety, read Weekend Warrior, Weekday Wreck: The North Carolina Guard Logistics Solution No One Gave You.

The AFI That Protects You

Air Force Instruction 44-170 governs dietary supplement use. The instruction requires you to know what you are taking. The instruction requires you to consult your medical provider.

The AFI states: "Dietary supplements are not regulated by the FDA for safety and effectiveness." The FDA does not approve supplements before they hit the market. The manufacturer is responsible for safety. The manufacturer is not always responsible.

The AFI requires you to report supplement use. The medical provider must know what you are taking. The medical provider can identify risks. The medical provider can protect your career.

Your Spiritual Minded Military Cap marks your commitment to the AFI. The cap says you will follow the instructions. The cap says you will protect your career.

For the complete Air Force Reserve perspective on supplement policy, read Robins Air Force Base Briefing: Why GA Air Guard Airmen Wear Their Allegiance.

"Be strong and courageous. Do not be frightened, and do not be dismayed, for the Lord your God is with you wherever you go." — Joshua 1:9

The Safe Alternative: Creatine Monohydrate

Creatine has been the most studied supplement used in sports nutrition. Creatine is safe. Creatine is effective. Creatine does not pose career threats.

The gold standard is creatine monohydrate. Much research has been conducted. The results are guaranteed. Safety has been proven.

For the West Virginia reservist looking to increase performance, creatine is the best option. A reservist who desires to safeguard his career ought to opt for creatine. If the reservist desires to feed his body, then he should opt for creatine.

Spiritual Minded Nutrition Creatine Monohydrate is pure. Spiritual Minded Nutrition's creatine monohydrate has not been found to be hazardous. Spiritual Minded Nutrition Creatine Monohydrate tested.

Why creatine monohydrate is the right choice:

• It is not banned by the military
• It is not associated with positive drug tests
• It is proven to enhance strength and power output
• It is proven to improve recovery between sets
• It is proven to increase muscle mass when combined with resistance training

Your Spiritual Minded Military Shirt declares that you are a warfighter. The warfighter chooses the safe supplement. The warfighter protects the career. The warfighter fuels up with Spiritual Minded Nutrition Creatine Monohydrate.

The OPSS Protocol

The OPSS Protocol is not a recommendation. The OPSS Protocol is a difference between a supplement that helps and a supplement that harms.Check with the OPSS Website:

1. Step One. Operation Supplement Safety. It offers information on dietary supplements. Be sure to check out the website prior to purchasing. Before eating, please consult the website. The first line of defense is the website.
2. Step 2: Check with Your Medical Provider. It is important that the medical provider be aware of what you are taking. A medical service provider is able to identify risks. The medical provider can save your job.
   
3. Step Three: Select Third-Party Tested Supplements. Check for NSF Certified for Sport. Likely to see informed choice. Check for USP verification. The certification indicates that the product has been tested. Certification: The product is safe.
4. Step Four: Use non-branded blends. The proprietary mix conceals additives. The secret ingredients are the risk. It's not worth the risk. Protection is transparency.
5. Step Five: Choose Creatine Monohydrate. Creatine is safe. Creatine is proven. Creatine is not a career risk. Spiritual Minded Nutrition Creatine Monohydrate is the choice.

For the full spiritual warfare doctrine on nutrition, read The Sovereign Protocol: Elite Gear & Fuel to Enhance Military Performance.

The West Virginia Factor

West Virginia is home to the 130th Airlift Wing. The unit has C-130H Hercules aircraft. The mission is worldwide. The task is tough.

The West Virginia reservist works hard to prepare. The West Virginia reservist is sent overseas regularly. The West Virginia reservist is looking to play at his peak. The West Virginia reservist needs to make careful selections of supplements.

Your career can be ruined by the right supplement. There are some supplements that can boost your career.

Your Spiritual Minded Military Cap marks your commitment to safe supplementation. The cap says you will not risk your career. The cap says you will choose wisely.

The West Virginia Remnant

The 130th Airlift Wing. The reservists who operate the C-130H. The airmen who exercise diligently and spend much time in the air.

It is rare that they are familiar with the OPSS warning. Not many of them are aware of the protein powder risk. Many of them will be learning at a time when it will be too late.

The Remnant is different. The Remnant reads the protocol. The Remnant checks the OPSS website. The Remnant consults the medical provider. The Remnant chooses third-party tested supplements. The Remnant chooses Spiritual Minded Nutrition Creatine Monohydrate. The Remnant is not a support group. The Remnant is a safe supplement network. Fall in.

Conclusion: 

The protein powder is a hazard. Risk is not worth it. The job has value and should be safeguarded.

The counter is the OPSS Protocol. Please refer to the OPSS website. Discuss with your health care provider. Opt for supplements that are third-party tested. Avoid proprietary blends. Choose Spiritual Minded Nutrition Creatine Monohydrate.

The West Virginia Air Force Reserve airman who follows the protocol will not risk his career. The airman will fuel safely. The airman will perform at his best. The airman will protect his future.

The choice is yours. The enemy is the unregulated supplement. The protocol is the weapon.

"I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, and I have kept the faith." — 2 Timothy 4:7

Spiritual Minded Military West Virginia Air Force Reserve: The OPSS Protocol is now in effect. The supplement is a career risk. The safe choice is the only choice. Fall in.

The Remnant does not transition. The Remnant re-enlists.

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