Supplement Library

A–Z ingredients and plain-English notes.

Showing 36 of 36 ingredients

Ashwagandha (KSM-66)

Root extract standardized for withanolides, studied for stress resilience, cortisol reduction, and sleep quality.

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Studied
300–600 mg/day (root extract)
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Bovine Colostrum

Concentrated early-milk proteins (IgG, growth factors) for gut and immune support.

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Studied
5–20 g/day depending on IgG content and goal
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Calcium

Essential mineral for bone strength, nerve signaling, and muscle contraction — foundational for skeletal health, especially in women post-menopause.

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Studied
Typically 500–1000 mg/day total calcium (from diet + supplements as needed)
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Cistanche

Traditional adaptogenic herb explored for vitality and cognitive support; human data limited.

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Studied
300–1200 mg/day (product dependent)
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Copper

Trace mineral for iron transport, antioxidant enzymes, and connective tissue.

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Studied
0.5–2 mg/day (context dependent)
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CoQ10 (Ubiquinone/Ubiquinol)

Mitochondrial electron carrier and antioxidant; supports statin-associated myalgias and cardiac function.

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Studied
100–300 mg/day; heart failure 200–300+ mg/day
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Curcumin C3 Complex®

Standardized curcuminoid complex; bioavailability often enhanced by piperine or phospholipids. Studied for inflammation, joint comfort, and antioxidant support.

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Studied
500–1500 mg/day (curcuminoids), usually divided
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Fenugreek

Seed/extract used for glucose control, lactation, and libido formulations.

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Studied
500–1000 mg extract with meals; food-use varies
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Fisetin

Flavonoid investigated for senolytic and neuroprotective properties (human data limited).

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Studied
Varied; 100–500 mg/day short courses in pilot work
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Folate (5-MTHF / Methylfolate)

Active folate that supports fetal neural tube development, methylation, and red blood cell formation — a cornerstone for preconception and pregnancy care.

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Studied
400–800 µg/day for most adults; 600 µg/day during pregnancy; 4 mg/day in prior NTD pregnancy under medical supervision
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Ginseng (Panax)

Adaptogenic root studied for fatigue, cognitive performance, and glucose modulation.

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Studied
200–400 mg/day extract; 1–2 g/day root
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Iron

Essential trace mineral for oxygen transport, energy metabolism, and red blood cell production — particularly important for women of reproductive age.

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Studied
18 mg/day for adult women; 8 mg/day for adult men (RDA)
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L-Arginine

Amino acid and nitric-oxide precursor studied for endothelial function, circulation, and exercise performance in select contexts.

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Studied
3–6 g/day, often divided; sports protocols vary
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Lion's Mane (Hericium erinaceus)

Culinary-medicinal mushroom for cognitive and nerve support.

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Studied
500–3000 mg/day (extracts vary)
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Magnesium (Glycinate)

Gentle chelated form; commonly used for sleep quality, relaxation, and muscle comfort. High bioavailability with minimal GI disturbance.

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Studied
200–400 mg elemental Mg/day
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Niacin (Vitamin B3)

Supports NAD+ metabolism; high-dose forms used for lipid modulation.

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Studied
14–16 mg/day (RDA); lipid therapy grams/day under medical care
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NMN (Nicotinamide Mononucleotide)

NAD+ precursor examined for metabolic and cellular energy support.

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Studied
250–600 mg/day in early human studies
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Olive Extract (Oleuropein/Hydroxytyrosol)

Polyphenol-rich extract studied for cardiometabolic and antioxidant effects.

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Studied
250–1000 mg/day depending on standardization
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Omega-3 (EPA/DHA)

Triglyceride or re-esterified triglyceride forms of omega-3 fatty acids supporting cardiovascular, cognitive, and mood health.

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Studied
1000–3000 mg/day combined EPA + DHA (varies by indication)
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Plant Sterols/Stanols

Phytosterols that reduce intestinal cholesterol absorption; used for LDL lowering.

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Studied
1.5–3 g/day with meals (divided)
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PQQ (Pyrroloquinoline Quinone)

Redox cofactor-like compound explored for mitochondrial biogenesis and neuro support.

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Studied
10–20 mg/day
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Pterostilbene

Stilbene compound related to resveratrol with higher bioavailability; antioxidant/metabolic research.

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Studied
50–150 mg/day in small trials
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Quercetin

Flavonoid with antioxidant and mast-cell stabilizing properties; often paired with bromelain/vitamin C.

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Studied
500–1000 mg/day (split)
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Saw Palmetto (Serenoa repens)

Liposterolic extract studied for LUTS/BPH symptom relief.

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Studied
160 mg twice daily or 320 mg/day
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Selenium

Trace mineral for antioxidant enzymes (GPx) and thyroid hormone metabolism.

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Studied
100–200 µg/day
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Spermidine

Polyamine linked to autophagy and healthy aging markers; human supplement data emerging.

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Studied
0.8–1.2 mg spermidine/day in pilot trials
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TMG (Trimethylglycine; Betaine)

Methyl donor supporting homocysteine metabolism and liver osmoregulation.

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Studied
1.5–3 g/day; sports studies often 2.5 g/day
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Tongkat Ali (Eurycoma longifolia)

Root extract studied for stress, libido, and training adaptations.

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Studied
200–400 mg/day extract
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Turkesterone (Ecdysteroid)

Plant ecdysteroid marketed for performance/body composition; human data limited.

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Commonly 250–1000 mg/day (limited human evidence)
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Vitamin A (Retinol/Carotenoids)

Vision, immune, and epithelial health; retinoids vs provitamin A carotenoids.

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Studied
RDA 700–900 µg RAE/day; clinical dosing varies
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Vitamin B12 (Cobalamin)

Essential for methylation and RBC/nerve health; malabsorption is common.

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Studied
250–1000 µg/day oral; higher if deficiency
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Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid)

Water-soluble antioxidant supporting immune function, collagen synthesis, and iron absorption.

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Studied
200–1000 mg/day; higher short-term per tolerance
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Vitamin D3 (Cholecalciferol)

Hormone-like vitamin that regulates calcium absorption, bone health, muscle function, and immune signaling — especially important for women across pregnancy and menopause.

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1000–4000 IU/day for maintenance; individualized higher repletion protocols under medical supervision
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Vitamin E (Tocopherols/Tocotrienols)

Lipid-phase antioxidant; mixed forms may offer broader activity.

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100–400 IU/day; tocotrienols often 100–300 mg/day
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Vitamin K2 (MK-7)

Orchestrates calcium placement — activates proteins that move calcium into bones and keep it out of arteries; essential complement to Vitamin D3 for women’s bone health.

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100–200 µg/day MK-7 commonly used; higher in some trials
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Zinc

Trace mineral for immune function, enzymes, and skin health.

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Studied
15–30 mg/day; lozenges during colds per label
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