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Most people take supplements at random. Timing matters: magnesium works best 30 min before bed, Vitamin D with breakfast, creatine post-workout. Edgar tells you exactly when — and why.
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Supplement science
The most common questions our users ask Edgar — answered with clinical sources, organized by optimal timing.
Poor sleep is the most common health complaint WhenToTakeWhat users report. Sleep supplement science has advanced significantly in the past decade, and three compounds stand out with consistent clinical evidence. The key insight most people miss: timing matters as much as the supplement itself.
Magnesium glycinate (400mg, 30 min before bed) is the cornerstone. It activates GABA-A receptors — the same pathway targeted by sleep medications — but without dependency or next-day grogginess. The glycinate chelate crosses the blood-brain barrier more effectively than oxide or citrate forms. A 2017 randomized trial showed significant improvements in sleep efficiency and early morning awakening.
L-Theanine (200mg with dinner) increases alpha brain wave activity — the relaxed-but-alert state. It synergizes with magnesium by calming the mind while magnesium relaxes muscles. Take with your last meal, not right before bed.
Ashwagandha KSM-66 (600mg morning) addresses the root cause for many: elevated cortisol. A 2019 study in Medicine showed KSM-66 reduced cortisol by 27.9% and improved sleep quality over 8 weeks. Morning dosing resets your cortisol rhythm — more effective than sedating yourself at night.
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Cognitive performance supplements have become the fastest-growing supplement category, but most products are underdosed or poorly timed. Here's what the evidence actually supports for sustainable mental energy.
Lion's Mane mushroom (500mg, morning with food) stimulates Nerve Growth Factor (NGF) production, supporting neuron growth and cognitive function. A 2009 Japanese double-blind trial showed significant improvements after 16 weeks. Effects are cumulative — expect 4–6 weeks before peak benefit.
Rhodiola Rosea (400mg, 30 min before demanding work) reduces mental fatigue by modulating the HPA axis. Unlike stimulants, it works on stress-induced brain fog. Take on an empty stomach; avoid combining with large amounts of caffeine.
B-Complex (with breakfast) provides cofactors for mitochondrial energy metabolism. Deficiencies in B12 and B9 are directly linked to brain fog and fatigue. Fat-soluble components improve absorption with food.
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Longevity supplementation has moved from biohacking into mainstream science, largely driven by Harvard's Sinclair lab and the NIA Interventions Testing Program. The core insight: aging is driven by declining NAD+ levels, mitochondrial dysfunction, and DNA damage accumulation — all partially addressable with targeted supplementation.
NMN (500mg, morning empty stomach) is the most direct NAD+ precursor. NAD+ declines ~50% between ages 40 and 60. NMN bypasses the rate-limiting step in NAD+ synthesis, restoring cellular energy metabolism and DNA repair. Food reduces absorption by up to 40%.
CoQ10 Ubiquinol (200mg, with fattiest meal) is essential for mitochondrial ATP production. After 40, conversion to the active ubiquinol form declines sharply. Ubiquinol has 3–4× better bioavailability than standard ubiquinone. Fat dramatically improves absorption.
Resveratrol (500mg, with lunch) activates SIRT1 — the longevity gene pathway. Its effect is amplified when combined with NMN, as both activate the SIRT1 pathway through different mechanisms. Best taken with a fat-containing meal.
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