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Getting back into a supplement kick. Starting with L-theanine 200mg/day, Creatine 5mg/day, a multivitamin, and a homemade hydration drink with some salt, and a pinch of magnesium malate + potassium chlorate.
Any other general things I could try or think about?
D3... lots of it, especially when you're not getting much sunshine. Omega-3, preferably in liquid form. K2 MK-7 to make the D3 act correctly. B12 if you're not eating meat.
Hmmm theoretically these come in the multivitamin? But I'm assuming you mean doing it more.
It's been my experience that in the winter the amount in a multivitamin isn't enough. Also, the vitamin K in most multivitamins usually doesn't include K2 mk7, which is really important for making sure that your body puts calcium in your bones and not your circulatory system.
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