AFI48-103 governs the operation, management, evaluation, and policy requirements of Air Force Health Promotion.
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AFI48-103 covers nutritional fitness, dietary supplement safety, physical activity, sleep optimization, and tobacco free living. It establishes funding, staffing, training, performance measurement, and promotional item requirements for Health Promotion programs.
Applies to: It applies to all civilian employees and uniformed members of the Regular Air Force, Air Force Reserve and Air National Guard unless otherwise stated.
While HP supports all initiatives that promote a fit and healthy force, HP focus areas include nutritional fitness and dietary supplement safety, physical activity, sleep optimization, and tobacco free living.
A dietary supplement is defined by the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act (DSHEA), and shall generally be permitted.
HP positions are programmed using Defense Health Program (DHP) funding only at Active Component MTFs.
Responsibilities, duties, and compliance standards for HP staff members pertain only to active component units.
Items of low intrinsic value (e.g. pens, coffee mugs, key chains, tshirts) may be purchased with DHP funds if used to educate or reinforce health and wellness programs in accordance with Air Force Instruction 65-601, Financial Management.