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“For many people, however, taking 145 milligrams of magnesium 3en8ate can be very beneficial.”— Andrew Huberman
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“the three main supplements in that category or that kit of sleep supplements ... are magnesium thriionate ... apagenine ... and theonine.”— Andrew Huberman
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“100 to 400 millig of theanine taken again alone or in combination ... many people find allows them to ... fall asleep really deeply”— Andrew Huberman
T.J. English
“How the mob owned how the mob owned Cuba and then lost it to the revolution. Excellent book. Excellent.”— Joe Rogan
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“magnesium supplementation for most people... In myself, it was magic at getting rid of muscle cramps. I sleep a lot better.”— Dr David Unwin
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“This is the one I take. Yeah, I take I take the creatine monohydrate because it's the most wellstudied”— Rhonda Patrick
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“this is probably one of the best and easiest things that people can do to improve their health, improve the way they age. Um, omega-3 fatty acids.”— Rhonda Patrick
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“Fish oil number one. Number one, vitamin D. Multivitamin. All three very very strong evidence that you're going to slow aging”— Rhonda Patrick
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“And then the last one is magnesium... Magnesium is important for 300 different enzymes in your body... it also helps with sleep.”— Rhonda Patrick
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“I would say the omega-3 index test that is measuring your omega-3 fatty acid levels... one of the easiest ones that I've done.”— Rhonda Patrick
Lovaza (generic icosapent/omega-3 ethyl esters)
“my blood profiles were pretty good, but they improved pretty dramatically when I started taking Lovaza. So, I'm grateful to you for encouraging the omega-3”— Andrew Huberman
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“I like to take magnesium bisglycinate or glycinate for sleep... glycine also is great to take for sleep”— Rhonda Patrick
Kevin Tracey
“in the Great Nerve which is a book written by Kevin Tracey. It's a great book. There's an extended chapter about Wim Hof”— Tim Ferriss
Momentous
“like I use Momentous creatine, and they're sponsors of the podcast, but I like their stuff, and everything is NSF certified”— Tim Ferriss
Dale Bredesen
“the Dale Bredesen protocol is pretty awesome he wrote a book, it's called the end of Alzheimer's”— Kevin Rose
S. C. Gwynne
“There's a great book about Texas called um Empire of the Summer Moon. About the settlers encountering the Comanche.”— Joe Rogan
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“Well, also take resveratrol. It's a good supplement. And the amount that you get in supplements is like far exceeds a glass of wine.”— Joe Rogan
David Epstein
“one of my favorite books is Range by David Epstein, which which talks about the broad range of skills that people who then really success”— Tommy Wood
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