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Pick a goal: the supplements that serve it appear ranked by level of evidence, with their dosage and when to take them.

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Ranked by level of evidence, then by number of studies referenced — not by popularity.

  • AshwagandhaStrong24 studies

    300 to 600 mg of standardised root extract per day

    StressSleep
  • Creatine monohydrateStrong21 studies

    3 to 5 g a day, at any time of day

    MuscleCognition
  • Sodium bicarbonateStrong20 studies

    0.2 to 0.3 g per kilogram of body weight, 60 to 180 minutes before exercise, with plenty of water.

  • GlutamineStrong19 studies

    5 to 10 g a day

    RecoveryDigestion
  • Whey proteinStrong8 studies

    1.6 to 2.2 g of protein per kg of body weight per day (from all sources combined)

    MuscleRecovery
  • Citrulline malateModerate17 studies

    6 to 8 g before training

    Endurance
  • Beta-alanineLimited15 studies

    3.2 to 6.4 g per day, taken in several doses

    EnduranceMuscle
  • BCAA / Essential amino acidsLimited7 studies

    5 to 10 g before or during training

    MuscleRecovery

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