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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the #1 supplement for longevity?
There isn’t one single “#1” longevity supplement, because aging affects multiple pathways. But the most researched category right now is NAD+ precursors like NMN and NR. NAD+ levels drop with age and impact cellular energy, DNA repair, and metabolism. Other top supplements for longevity include resveratrol, spermidine, fisetin, and CoQ10 — often stacked together for broader support.
Do longevity supplements actually work?
Some do, but it depends on the compound, dose, and your baseline health. Human data is strongest for things like omega-3s, Vitamin D, and creatine for healthy aging. Newer longevity supplements like NMN, NR, and fisetin show strong results in animal and early human trials for boosting NAD+, clearing senescent cells, and improving markers of biological age. Look for third-party tested formulas and human clinical data, not just hype.
What supplements does Bryan Johnson take for longevity?
Bryan Johnson’s “Blueprint” stack is public and includes 100+ compounds, but his core longevity supplements are NMN or NR for NAD+, rapamycin off-label, metformin, acarbose, 17α-estradiol, and Ca-AKG. He also uses basics like Vitamin D3+K2, omega-3s, creatine, and cocoa flavanols. Important: his protocol is medically supervised and costs $2M/year. Most people start with 3–5 evidence-based basics instead.
What is the best anti-aging supplement?
For skin + cellular aging, the best anti-aging supplements are collagen peptides + Vitamin C for structure, NMN/NR for cellular energy, and astaxanthin or CoQ10 for oxidative stress. If you’re over 40, add Vitamin D3 + K2 + magnesium — low levels accelerate aging across bones, heart, and brain.
Are wellness supplements actually worth it?
Wellness supplements are worth it if 1) you have a proven deficiency, 2) your diet/lifestyle can’t meet the need, or 3) there’s strong human data for a specific goal. They’re not magic, but natural wellness supplements like omega-3, creatine, and Vitamin D have decades of data. Skip proprietary blends, mega-doses, and anything without third-party testing. Food first, supplements second.
What are the best daily wellness supplements to take?
The best daily wellness supplements cover nutritional gaps most people have: Vitamin D3+K2, omega-3 EPA/DHA, magnesium glycinate, creatine monohydrate, and a methylated B-complex. This 5-piece stack supports energy, mood, sleep, muscle, and brain health. From there, personalize based on blood work and goals.