Vitamins & Minerals
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Inositol for PCOS: What the Trials Actually Support (and Where the Evidence Is Mixed)

Myo-inositol is one of the better-evidenced PCOS supplements, but the metabolic evidence and the fertility evidence are not the same thing. Here is an honest ...

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Magnesium for Anxiety: What 18 Clinical Trials Show

A systematic review of 18 RCTs found magnesium significantly reduces anxiety in sub-clinical populations. We explain the NMDA receptor mechanism, who benefits ...

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Vitamin D3 and Testosterone: Does It Actually Work?

A 12-month RCT found vitamin D3 supplementation raised testosterone 25% in deficient men. We explain the mechanism, who benefits, and why this is a deficiency ...

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Vitamin D Deficiency Symptoms: What to Look For and How to Test

Vitamin D deficiency affects 40-60% of adults in northern climates. The symptoms are fatigue, bone pain, and muscle weakness — but a blood test is the only ...

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Best Supplements for Sleep 2026: A Hierarchy of Evidence

Which sleep supplements actually work? We rank by RCT evidence: magnesium glycinate and glycine (strong), melatonin 0.5mg (effective for timing), L-theanine ...

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Does Zinc Boost Testosterone? What the Evidence Actually Shows

Zinc raises testosterone in deficient men — but not in men with normal zinc levels. A meta-analysis of 20 RCTs confirms this. We explain who is actually ...

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How Much Vitamin D3 to Take with K2: Doses, Forms, and Why the Pairing Matters

How much vitamin D3 should you take with K2? The evidence: 2,000-4,000 IU D3 + 100-200mcg K2-MK7 daily. We explain the critical calcium routing mechanism and ...

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Magnesium Glycinate vs Citrate for Sleep: Which Form Actually Works?

Which form of magnesium is best for sleep? We compare glycinate vs citrate bioavailability, GI tolerance, and the evidence — plus exactly how much elemental ...

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Best Probiotics for Gut-Brain Axis 2026: Psychobiotics, IBS, and What the Evidence Shows

Probiotics are a +1,258% growth category. We review the human evidence for psychobiotics reducing depression and anxiety, the most evidence-backed IBS strain, ...

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Best Zinc Supplement 2026: Forms, Dosing, and What the Clinical Evidence Shows

Zinc deficiency affects 17% globally. We compare zinc forms by bioavailability, explain why oxide is useless, and review the RCT evidence for immune function, ...

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Glutathione Supplement 2026: The Master Antioxidant — Evidence, Bioavailability, and What to Buy

Glutathione is trending on TikTok Shop but most oral forms have poor bioavailability. We explain why Setria and liposomal forms work, and why NAC may be more ...

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