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The daily stack, reviewed and organized.

A simple, evidence-leaning supplement protocol for obesity, autoimmune health, fatigue, and general wellness. One physician's exact picks, with links and explanations.

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Still life of whole foods and supplements: multivitamin, vitamin D, omega-3 oil, salmon, broccoli, lean meat, walnuts and almonds

THE PROTOCOL

Daily stack

Some items have alternative options. Ask your doctor if you're pregnant, expecting pregnancy, or taking a blood thinner.

Pick 1 of 3

Multivitamins

Always choose from these two: non-gummies, full spectrum multi. Take half a tablet daily at the beginning, may increase to a full tablet if you tolerate it.

One month course

Vitamin D + K2

Take for one month to refill vitamin D stores. 5000IU is a high dose and not for chronic use. K2's main role is strengthening bone. After finishing the course take 1000-2000 IU every day (may take 5000 IU every 2-3 days to achieve that)

Daily

Omega 3 Oil

Essential fatty acid; the brain cannot function without it. Very deficient in modern diets. Any brand works, look for 300-600mg combined EPA+DHA. Vegan options are OK if you suffer from acne or side effects from the fish-derived options.

BulkSupplements Magnesium Glycinate and Calcium Carbonate

Daily

Calcium + Magnesium

If you exercise a lot or have lactose intolerance and cannot eat dairy that is a main source of calcium, you'll need to supplement calcium and magnesium. 1-2 capsules of each per day.

Daily

Vitamin E, Full Spectrum

Alpha-tocopherol alone isn't enough as an antioxidant, especially under stress or higher omega 3 intake.

Daily

Vitamin K1

Missing from most multivitamins. Beyond blood viscosity, it matters for brain function.

THE PROTOCOL

Optional and Specific Use Case

Those apply in specific conditions and use cases as below in description.

Optional

Methylated Folate + B12

Optional. For mental health support. Studied for depression and fatigue. Keep the dose small to avoid over-methylation. Discuss with a specialist for safety.

Optional for women

Iron

Only for women, take gentle iron if you have moderate or heavy periods. Men don't need iron as they don't lose blood monthly like women. Iron recycling in the body is efficient and deficiency is rare unless on a very restrictive diet.