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Tier List: Supplements 🥇 S-Tier | Almost everyone could benefit from these. Creatine Monohydrate: Recommended dose is 3-5g though I take closer to 10g Magnesium Bisglycinate: Estimates suggest >50% of people aren’t getting enough magnesium from diet alone Vitamin D: ~42% (deficient) –  up to 75% have suboptimal levels Omega-3s: ~70–90% (based on low EPA/DHA intake in Western diets) DHEA: A hormone that you can get tested on lab panels 🥈 A-Tier | These are more person-specific but most people would benefit from these supplements. Ubiquinol: Powerful antioxidant Glycine: Powerful antioxidant NAC: Powerful antioxidant Beta Alanine: Scientifically-proven to help with cardiovascular performance Medical-grade CBD oil: Neuroprotective Caffeine: Performance and focus enhancing 🥉 B-Tier | These are more niche recommendations – some people do have deficiencies in these and would benefit from taking them. Multi-vitamin: Meant to cover multiple small gaps; ~30–40% of adults fall short in at least one vitamin or mineral Ashwagandha: I’ve seen this increase male clients’ testosterone by 40-60ng/dl NMN: Some compelling evidence but nothing is proven yet B-vitamins: Particularly B12 and Folate; both of these deficiencies are probably 30% of the population Taurine: Abundance decreases during aging; however, deficiency is rare Iron: ~30% of women are deficient Calcium: ~40% of U.S. population gets inadequate intake (especially females over 50) 👎🏻 C-Tier | You’re likely wasting your money. Collagen Peptides: Not essential; body produces collagen if diet has enough protein + vitamin C Electrolytes: Only needed if you sweat sodium excessively or do long bouts of endurance – the issue with most electrolytes is that they contain primarily salt whereas the more valuable electrolytes like magnesium, potassium, chloride, are not found in these supplements Resveratrol: An antioxidant found to be nearly useless L-Glutamine: Once thought to help the recovery of muscles, it’s now promoted to aid with gut microbiome BCAA: Redundant if consuming enough complete protein
Tier List: Supplements 🥇 S-Tier | Almost everyone could benefit from these. Creatine Monohydrate: Recommended dose is 3-5g though I take closer to 10g Magnesium Bisglycinate: Estimates suggest >50% of people aren’t getting enough magnesium from diet alone Vitamin D: ~42% (deficient) –  up to 75% have suboptimal levels Omega-3s: ~70–90% (based on low EPA/DHA intake in Western diets) DHEA: A hormone that you can get tested on lab panels 🥈 A-Tier | These are more person-specific but most people would benefit from these supplements. Ubiquinol: Powerful antioxidant Glycine: Powerful antioxidant NAC: Powerful antioxidant Beta Alanine: Scientifically-proven to help with cardiovascular performance Medical-grade CBD oil: Neuroprotective Caffeine: Performance and focus enhancing 🥉 B-Tier | These are more niche recommendations – some people do have deficiencies in these and would benefit from taking them. Multi-vitamin: Meant to cover multiple small gaps; ~30–40% of adults fall short in at least one vitamin or mineral Ashwagandha: I’ve seen this increase male clients’ testosterone by 40-60ng/dl NMN: Some compelling evidence but nothing is proven yet B-vitamins: Particularly B12 and Folate; both of these deficiencies are probably 30% of the population Taurine: Abundance decreases during aging; however, deficiency is rare Iron: ~30% of women are deficient Calcium: ~40% of U.S. population gets inadequate intake (especially females over 50) 👎🏻 C-Tier | You’re likely wasting your money. Collagen Peptides: Not essential; body produces collagen if diet has enough protein + vitamin C Electrolytes: Only needed if you sweat sodium excessively or do long bouts of endurance – the issue with most electrolytes is that they contain primarily salt whereas the more valuable electrolytes like magnesium, potassium, chloride, are not found in these supplements Resveratrol: An antioxidant found to be nearly useless L-Glutamine: Once thought to help the recovery of muscles, it’s now promoted to aid with gut microbiome BCAA: Redundant if consuming enough complete protein

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