### Current Supplement Stack
Andrew Huberman's current daily supplement routine, as of recent reports, includes a comprehensive list aimed at supporting various aspects of health and performance. These supplements are:
- AG1: Provides foundational nutrition, supporting immune and nervous systems.
- Tongkat Ali: Increases testosterone levels, found effective for hormonal health.
- Fadogia Agrestis: Supports testosterone levels, considered effective for hormonal optimization.
- Fish Oil (EPA and DHA): Benefits heart and brain health, taken for general wellness.
- Ginger: Improves digestion, reported to be helpful with meals.
- Digestive Enzymes: Aids in breaking down food, supports digestive health.
- Zinc: Essential for general health, taken daily for overall wellness.
- Boron: Helps optimize testosterone levels, part of his hormonal support.
- Vitamin D/K2: Important for bone and general health, taken for overall wellness.
- Grape Seed Extract: Offers antioxidant properties, supports general health.
- Apigenin: Aids in sleep, found effective for improving sleep quality.
- Magnesium: Supports sleep and enzymatic reactions, taken for relaxation.
- NMN: Supports longevity by increasing NAD+ levels, taken for anti-aging benefits.
- NR: Similar to NMN, supports longevity by boosting NAD+ levels.
- Creatine: Enhances cognitive function and physical performance, taken for focus and workouts.
### Previously Tried Supplements
In addition to his current stack, Andrew Huberman has tried several supplements in the past, with varying opinions on their effectiveness:
- Ashwagandha: Used during stressful periods to manage stress and reduce cortisol, found effective but not taken regularly now.
- Rhodiola Rosea: Taken before workouts to improve physical performance, found it reduces perceived effort and enhances endurance, but not part of his current daily routine.
- Curcumin: Tried and noted to lower testosterone, which he considers undesirable, so he no longer takes it, despite its potential for lowering blood glucose.
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@DrAndyGalpin Thanks, Dr. Galpin!
Fish Oil (3g/day) - does it specifically mean Omega3 3g/day in total (consumed with food) OR in addition from supplements?