Body & Recovery

Gut health, joint support, amino acids, and physical recovery.

Guides in this category

Evidence B
Probiotics

Live beneficial bacteria that support gut microbiome health.

1–100 billion CFU · morning / evening
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Evidence B
Prebiotics

Non-digestible fibers that feed beneficial gut bacteria.

3–10 g · morning / evening
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Evidence A
Psyllium Husk

A soluble fiber that supports regularity and cholesterol levels.

5–15 g · morning / evening
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Evidence B
Digestive Enzymes

Enzymes that help break down food for absorption.

1–2 capsules · morning / afternoon / evening
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Evidence B
Ginger

A root with anti-nausea and digestive support properties.

250–1000 mg · morning / afternoon
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Evidence B
Peppermint Oil

An herb that may relax gut smooth muscle, particularly for IBS.

180–400 mg · morning / afternoon / evening
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Evidence B
Collagen Peptides

Hydrolyzed protein supporting skin, joints, and connective tissue.

10–20 g · morning / afternoon
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Evidence B
Curcumin

The active compound in turmeric with anti-inflammatory properties.

500–1000 mg · morning / afternoon
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Evidence B
Vitamin K2

A fat-soluble vitamin that directs calcium to bones rather than arteries.

100–200 mcg · morning / afternoon
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Evidence A
Calcium

The most abundant mineral in the body, critical for bones and muscle function.

500–600 mg per dose · morning / evening
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Evidence C
Boron

A trace mineral that may support bone health and hormone metabolism.

3–6 mg · morning
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Evidence B
L-Theanine

An amino acid from tea that promotes calm focus without sedation.

100–400 mg · morning / afternoon
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Evidence B
L-Tyrosine

An amino acid precursor to dopamine, norepinephrine, and thyroid hormones.

500–2000 mg · morning / afternoon
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Evidence B
Glycine

The simplest amino acid, supporting sleep, collagen, and detoxification.

3000–5000 mg · bedtime
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Evidence B
Taurine

A conditionally essential amino acid supporting heart, brain, and muscle function.

500–2000 mg · morning / afternoon
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Evidence B
NAC (N-Acetyl Cysteine)

A precursor to glutathione, the bodys master antioxidant.

600–1800 mg · morning / afternoon
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Evidence B
L-Citrulline

An amino acid that converts to arginine, supporting nitric oxide production.

3000–8000 mg · afternoon
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Evidence A
Beta-Alanine

An amino acid that buffers muscle acid, extending high-intensity exercise capacity.

3200–6400 mg · morning / afternoon
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Evidence B
BCAAs

Branched-chain amino acids: leucine, isoleucine, and valine.

5000–10000 mg · morning / afternoon
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