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THE INGREDIENTS

Understand first.
Supplement second.

Evidence depends on the person and the outcome. This is an ingredient library, not a shopping list.

Mineral crystal, amber oil droplet, folded ribbon, leaf and white powder on stone plinths.
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An ivory stone dumbbell beside translucent crystal grains and white powder.
01 / INGREDIENT

Creatine

Supported for specific performance goals

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A folded sculptural ribbon with chickpeas, edamame and an egg.
02 / INGREDIENT

Protein

Adequacy matters; powder is optional

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A warm sun-like disc illuminating a golden translucent crystal.
03 / INGREDIENT

Vitamin D

Deficiency and prevention are different

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A translucent oil droplet with fish and seaweed forms.
04 / INGREDIENT

Omega-3

Formulation and indication matter

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A textured mineral specimen beside a smooth ivory oval on a stone base.
05 / INGREDIENT

Magnesium

Essential mineral; sleep claims uncertain

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Two abstract stone clusters connected by a green glass bridge.
06 / INGREDIENT

NMN / NR

Human longevity remains unproven

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A question before a capsuleRead a supplement claim through its intended use, studied population, evidence and safety context. The branches are questions, not personal recommendations.The claimWhat is it for?PopulationWho was studied?EvidenceWhich outcome?SafetyRisks / interactionsNeedIs it relevant?
The claimWhat is it for?
PopulationWho was studied?
EvidenceWhich outcome?
SafetyRisks / interactions
NeedIs it relevant?
A question before a capsuleRead a supplement claim through its intended use, studied population, evidence and safety context. The branches are questions, not personal recommendations.
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A question before a capsuleRead a supplement claim through its intended use, studied population, evidence and safety context. The branches are questions, not personal recommendations.The claimWhat is it for?PopulationWho was studied?EvidenceWhich outcome?SafetyRisks / interactionsNeedIs it relevant?
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  • The claim — What is it for?
  • Population — Who was studied?
  • Evidence — Which outcome?
  • Safety — Risks / interactions
  • Need — Is it relevant?
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