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Public Recommendations Only — Not Medical Advice

Public recommendations only — compiled from publicly available Huberman Lab episodes, AMAs, and interviews. Not medical advice. Not a personal prescription. Dates reflect when the statement was publicly made or published; his stack can change. Always consult your doctor before starting any supplement.

Latest public recommendation: 2024-2026
Sources span: 2022-20242024-2026

Dr. Layne Norton

Evidence-Based Nutrition

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Last updated: September 2026

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Public Supplement Recommendations (8)

Creatine Monohydrate

Strong source

Dosage: 5g daily

"Strong advocate for creatine based on extensive research evidence. One of the most well-studied and effective supplements."

Date: 2024-2026
Source: Biolayne podcast and educational content
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Protein Powder

Strong source

Dosage: 20-40g per serving (to meet daily targets)

"Discusses protein supplementation as a convenient way to meet daily protein requirements for muscle protein synthesis."

Date: 2024-2026
Source: Biolayne educational content
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Note: Check Vault for protein powder products

Caffeine

Strong source

Dosage: 3-6 mg/kg body weight

"Discusses caffeine as one of the few supplements with strong evidence for performance enhancement."

Date: 2024-2026
Source: Biolayne podcast
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Note: Evidence-based performance context

Vitamin D

Public source

Dosage: 2,000-4,000 IU daily (adjust based on levels)

"Recommends vitamin D supplementation when levels are insufficient, based on blood testing."

Date: 2024-2026
Source: Biolayne
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Note: Emphasizes testing levels first; skeptical of mega-dosing

Omega-3 Fish Oil

Public source

Dosage: 1-2g EPA+DHA daily

"Recommends omega-3 supplementation for those not consuming adequate fish, based on cardiovascular research."

Date: 2023-2026
Source: Biolayne podcast episodes
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Citrulline Malate

Public source

Dosage: 6-8g

"Has discussed citrulline malate as having some evidence for training performance and pump."

Date: 2023-2025
Source: Biolayne supplement reviews
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Beta-Alanine

Older/less specific

Dosage: Dosage not specified publicly

"Mentioned beta-alanine for high-intensity training based on research evidence."

Date: 2022-2024
Source: Biolayne older content
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Magnesium

Older/less specific

Dosage: Dosage not specified publicly

"Has mentioned magnesium for those deficient based on diet assessment."

Date: 2022-2024
Source: Biolayne nutrition discussions
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