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“I take red yeast rice, coq10, vitamin d, vitamin c, a probiotic and a multivitamin.”
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“Probiotics. To get good bacterias to my gut so it can produce more serotonin.”
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“Now I'm experimenting with many types of probiotics that increase serotonin. For me, it's as effective at improving my mood, but doesn't have any of the emotion-blunting effects.”
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“I have been trying digestive enzymes, probiotics, and activated charcoal to varying degrees of success”
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“basically taking vitamin D and a probiotic fixed a great deal of my issues”
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Magnesium CitrateMostly positive
“I'm on a carnivore diet and I have 400mg Magnesium Citrate every night and I sleep like a baby.”
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Magnesium CitrateMostly positive
“NOW brand - Magnesium Citrate - 400mg per serving for muscle cramping....it has helped me reduce cramps by 60-70%”
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Magnesium CitrateMostly positive
“I take magnesium citrate, the paul stamets stack”
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Magnesium CitrateMostly positive
“Magnesium Citrate 400mg (Lowers blood pressure and insulin resistance. Could have cognitive benefits)”
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Magnesium CitrateMostly positive
“Magnesium (malate and citrate)”
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TirzepatideMostly positive
“Semaglutide/tirzepatide”
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TirzepatideMostly positive
“I’m currently on tirzepatide 7.5mg (midway dose). Stacking sema because tirz isn’t helping it’s serious insomnia and sexual side effects.”
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TirzepatideMostly positive
“Tirzepatide works so well! Do some research in the r/peptides subreddit and the r/tirzepatide subreddit. It's the most effective thing I've ever seen for appetite suppressant.”
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TirzepatideMostly positive
“we have plenty of Tirz for no reason but it was a good price”
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TirzepatideMostly positive
“I use both. Currently on 8mg Reta and 6mg tirz a week.”
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KratomMixed
“Kratom”
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KratomMixed
“Kratom 4g + Spirulina 2g”
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KratomMixed
“Kratom (I know it’s legal in Indonesia, not sure about the rest of the world)”
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KratomMixed
“Many strains of kratom are awesome for this. I've been using them a lot, since my shoulder surgery put me out of mountain biking condition for a while.”
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KratomMixed
“I use Kratom. I work 12 hour night shifts and it helps tremendously with energy, I never get tired if I take Kratom before and during work.”
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CoffeeMixed
“I have heard the coffee is very good for reducing the risk of liver scar tissue”
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CoffeeMixed
“I micro-dose coffee, vitamin d, and lemon juice every morning”
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CoffeeMixed
“Quitting coffee did not improve my productivity, but it did improve my sleep quality and digestion a lot.”
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CoffeeMixed
“Aniracetam+vyvanse+coffee ? It is not a little too much?”
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CoffeeMixed
“Caffine will punch holes in my slow wave sleep, but racetams and mct will not... coffee is overrated”
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“A lot of anti inflammatory supplements drop the immune system ex turmeric.”
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“An equivalent of 1½ teaspoons of turmeric over a 18 month period showed a 28% improvement in memory”
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“Also turmeric, ginger, a multi and a probiotic.”
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“I love turmeric, believe in it's health benefits, and try and put it in at least one meal a day”
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“Turmeric. Which is sometimes called curcumin.”
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“sorry I forgot to mention I am taking 7g of collagen daily”
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“General health: collogen, multivitamin pack, fishoil, methylated folate and B12”
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“or just ad more collagen”
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“Collagen - 6,000 mg”
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“I started by taking a long list of supplements, these included (at the start) NMN, NAD, NAC and collagen.”
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“I also use Berberine to keep insulin low but it doesn't do a lot of the other stuff metformin does”
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“I for now use berberine”
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“I don't think berberine decreases testosterone?”
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“I'm taking Berberine myself because I suspect the effects might be similar.”
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“Berberine activates AMPK, like Metformin does”
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