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Dave Asprey takes 150 supplements a day?! 🤯

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The reel mentions a wide range of supplements with varying levels of scientific support. Some claims are supported by evidence, while others are overstated or lack sufficient backing.

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Detected Supplements (8)
Creatine Monohydrate"creatine" in reel
High
Creatine MonohydrateSupported

Creatine is part of a huge number of cognitive enhancers.

Creatine has moderate evidence supporting its role in improving short-term memory and reasoning.

Magnesium Citrate"magnesium" in reel
Moderate
Magnesium CitrateOverstated

Magnesium is part of a huge number of cognitive enhancers.

Magnesium has moderate evidence for blood pressure reduction but lacks strong evidence for cognitive enhancement.

L-Tyrosine"tyrosine" in reel
Moderate
L-TyrosineSupported

Tyrosine is important for manipulating cortisol, adrenaline, and catecholamine levels.

L-Tyrosine has moderate evidence for improving cognitive performance under stress, which may involve catecholamine pathways.

BPC-157 Arginate (Oral)"BPC-157" in reel
Very low
BPC-157 Arginate (Oral)Unsupported

BPC-157 helps my face recover.

There is very low evidence for BPC-157's effects in humans, particularly for skin recovery.

C15
IngredientNo evidence data — unverifiable

This ingredient is not in our library. We cannot assess claims about it.

AdvertisedFatty 15 ↗
Urolithin A
Moderate
Urolithin ASupported

Urolithin A is a longevity supplement.

Urolithin A has moderate evidence for improving muscle endurance and mitochondrial health, which are related to longevity.

Spermidine
Moderate
SpermidineSupported

Spermidine is a longevity supplement.

Spermidine has moderate evidence for enhancing memory performance, which may contribute to longevity.

calcium AKG
IngredientNo evidence data — unverifiable

This ingredient is not in our library. We cannot assess claims about it.

Transcript
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I do 150 supplements a day, and I have for 20 years, like handfuls of them. A day? Yeah. Okay, so you take the creatine, you told me that, magnesium, blah, blah, blah. A huge number of cognitive enhancers, adaptogenic herbs, I'm manipulating my cortisol, adrenaline, and catecholamine levels, tyrosine's important. I take recently, the last couple times, like BPC-157 to help my face recover. A bunch of different minerals, a huge number of mitochondrial enhancers. I'm taking C15, I just did a second podcast with the inventor of that stuff. It's amazing science. Have you talked to her? Stephanie Vin Watson? I think she might get a Nobel Prize. Really? She discovered the first new essential fatty acid in 90 years that we didn't know about. I should write her name down. Yeah, it's very interesting. She runs Fatty 15. Oh, Fatty 15, yeah, I know who they are. She's a really good guest, and you talk to her, she's like, some dolphins get old, some don't. I'm an epidemiologist for dolphins, why? And just one why, and 10 years later, and now there's 100 studies backing up what she said. It's incredible. Yeah, I know them. I take that stuff. Okay. And a lot of the longevity supplements that are in the world that you've heard about, they launch or they come on my show really early, because I'm into this stuff. So I take urolithin A, I have my stuff, help them get big. I take spermidine, I take calcium AKG, have for many, many years, wrote about it in all my books. By the way, all this is in Superhuman, my longevity book.
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Dave Asprey takes 150 supplements a day?! 🤯 In this part 2 episode of the @habitsandhustlepodcast, @Dave.Asprey joins the show to share the controversial health practices and daily routines that have transformed his health and energy. Dave reveals his complete daily protocol, including cold plunges, infrared saunas, and the shocking revelation that he takes 150 supplements daily. He also challenges conventional wisdom about exercise (“it doesn’t make you lose weight”), nutrition (“vegan diets were my biggest mistake”), and controversial testosterone optimization protocols that he’s followed since age 26. In this episode, you will discover: - The cognitive enhancement solutions for Alzheimer’s  - How to optimize longevity with biohacking supplements - Why retraining the brain will boost neurotypical function (Search ‘Biohacking Secrets - Testosterone, Peptides, and Daily Routines for Optimal Human Performance’ on YouTube to watch and listen to the full episode now!)