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All 147 supplements, graded
33 Strong · 77 Moderate · 26 Emerging · 11 Overhyped
Every entry in The Complete Supplement Guide, with the grade it earned against the clinical literature. Nine categories, 147 entries, no paywall on the verdicts.
What the book adds is the reasoning: dosing, optimal form, bioavailability, purity red flags, what to stack it with, what to avoid it with, and the food-first alternative where one exists. This page is the answer. That is the working.
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The scale
What each grade means
A few compounds appear twice because they are covered under two categories with different applications and, in some cases, different grades. Berberine is graded Strong in both gut health and fat metabolism; boron is Moderate for foundational health and Emerging for hormonal support. Those are separate entries, not a duplicate.
Category 01 · 17 entries
Foundational Health
Category 02 · 15 entries
Performance and Strength
Category 03 · 16 entries
Recovery and Tissue Repair
Category 04 · 13 entries
Sleep, Stress and Cortisol
Category 05 · 11 entries
Cognitive Function and Focus
Category 06 · 16 entries
Gut Health and Digestion
Category 07 · 17 entries
Fat Metabolism and Body Composition
Category 08 · 20 entries
Hormonal Support and Vitality
Category 09 · 22 entries
Immune Function and Longevity
The reasoning behind every grade
The Complete Supplement Guide gives each of these entries a full page: what it does, the evidence tier, optimal form, dose, bioavailability, purity red flags, what to stack it with, what to avoid it with, and the food-first alternative. 177 pages across nine categories.
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Medical disclaimer. Daniel Edlund is not a licensed physician, registered dietitian, or licensed healthcare provider. This page is provided for general educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice or a substitute for consultation with a qualified healthcare professional. Grades reflect the peer-reviewed literature available at the time of writing and may change as new research is published. If you have an existing health condition, are pregnant or nursing, are scheduled for surgery, or are taking prescription medication, consult your physician before beginning, changing or discontinuing any supplement.