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@downshift.eth
my current (ADHD-optimized™) supplement stack: powder • 5mg creatine monohydrate (everyone should) • kelp granules (for iodine, sprinkle on soups+stews) pills • multi-vitamin (everyone should) • cod liver oil + butter oil (vit. D + omega-3s) • turmeric (curcumin) extract (for inflammation) • NAC (great for the 🧠) • L-glutamine capsules (1g between meals for gut-healing) • magnesium glycinate (evening, helps with sleep) food • blueberries (antioxidants) • full-fat, unflavored kefir (gulp or two for probiotics) • canned sardines (for omega-3s: EPA has clinical effects on cognition) • 1 brazil nut (selenium + other trace minerals) • pumpkin seeds (magnesium + zinc) misc. • sea salt > table salt (be sure to include iodine somewhere in your diet) • use avocado oil, lard, or ghee instead of seed oils for high-heat cooking • use olive oil generously, but NOT for high-heat cooking • avoid eating for ~2 hours before bedtime • alcohol is terrible for you what would you add?
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Dwayne 'The Jock' Ronson
@dwayne
Just to clarify, this is not trying to optimize for anything else? To rephrase: not any 2 birds 1 stone being attempted here?
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it's generally a well-rounded stack that covers a lot of often-missed nutritional corners (omega 3 fats, electrolytes, vitamin D, trace minerals) many of these supplements just so happen to have been studied for treatment of symptoms of ADHD, but they probably help anyone.
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