Starter Supplements
People have asked me what supplements I take, so here's my go-to starter supplement stack. These are the basics I recommend for supporting overall health, recovery, performance, and longevity. Just a reminder: supplements don't replace proper training, nutrition, sleep, or hydration—they simply help fill in the gaps and support consistency.
Vitamin D3 + K2

Best Time: With your largest meal containing fat (lunch or dinner).
- Supports bone strength and calcium absorption.
- Helps maintain a healthy immune system.
- Supports muscle function and recovery.
- K2 helps direct calcium to bones instead of arteries.
CoQ10

Best Time: Breakfast or lunch with a meal containing fat.
- Supports energy production in your cells.
- Promotes heart health.
- Acts as a powerful antioxidant.
- May improve exercise performance and recovery.
EPA/DHA (Fish Oil)

Best Time: With breakfast or dinner (split doses if taking more than 2 g/day).
- Supports heart health.
- Helps reduce inflammation from training.
- Supports brain function and focus.
- Promotes healthy skin and joints.
Magnesium Glycinate

Best Time: 30–60 minutes before bed.
- Promotes deeper, more restful sleep.
- Supports muscle relaxation and recovery.
- Helps reduce muscle cramps and tension.
- Supports healthy nervous system function.
Zinc

Best Time: With dinner (avoid taking with large amounts of calcium).
- Supports immune function.
- Helps maintain healthy testosterone levels.
- Aids wound healing and skin health.
- Supports protein synthesis and recovery.
Black Elderberry

Best Time: Morning with breakfast.
- Supports a healthy immune system.
- Rich in antioxidant compounds.
- May help reduce the duration of common cold symptoms.
- Supports overall wellness during periods of high training stress.
Disclaimer: Always seek the guidance of your doctor or other qualified health professional with any questions you may have regarding your health or a medical condition.