The 5 Essential Supplements Everyone Should Be Taking - Dr Layne Norton

Chris Williamson
26 Jul 202412:18

Summary

TLDRDans ce script de vidéo, l'accent est mis sur l'importance des suppléments pour l'amélioration de la performance physique et cognitive. Le créatine monohydrate et le caféine sont présentés comme les principaux alliés pour la force, la puissance et la concentration. Le whey protein est également abordé comme une source de protéines de qualité pour améliorer la composition corporelle. Des suppléments tels que le Rhodiola rosea, la bêta-alanine, le citrulline malate et l'ashwagandha sont mentionnés pour leurs avantages potentiels en matière de résistance à la fatigue et d'amélioration des performances. L'analyse des études et des expériences personnelles guident les recommandations pour une utilisation efficace et saine.

Takeaways

  • 💪 La créatine monohydrate est considérée comme le supplément le plus important, avec une dose recommandée de 5 grammes par jour, et pourrait avoir des avantages cognitifs et sur la dépression.
  • ☕ Le caféine est décrite comme le premier nootropic et améliore la performance cognitive et physique, mais peut nuire au sommeil si pris tardivement dans la journée.
  • 🥤 La tolérance à la caféine peut être réinitialisée en arrêtant complètement l'ingestion pendant une semaine, bien que cela puisse causer des symptômes de sevrage.
  • 🥛 La protéine de lait de whey est appréciée pour sa saveur et sa solubilité, et améliore la composition corporelle, bien que le choix entre les concentrés et les isolats dépende des intolérances individuelles.
  • 🌱 Les suppléments de Rhodiola rosea, de beta-alanine, de citrulline malate et d'ashwagandha sont mentionnés comme bénéfiques, bien que l'auteur souhaite voir plus de recherches sur ces ingrédients.
  • 📉 L'ashwagandha est spécifiquement mentionnée pour augmenter la force, la masse maigre et réduire le cortisol, bien que le mécanisme derrière ces avantages soit encore inconnu.
  • 🏆 Les dosages pour Rhodiola et ashwagandha varient de 150 à 450 mg et de 300 à 600 mg respectivement, pour des bénéfices tels que la résistance à la fatigue et la réduction de la perception de la fatigue.
  • 🚫 Aucun mécanisme n'a été clairement établi pour expliquer les avantages de l'ashwagandha sur la masse maigre et la force, malgré les études montrant des résultats positifs.
  • 🔄 La tolérance à la caféine peut être réduite en prenant une dose plus faible pendant un certain temps, pour éviter les symptômes de sevrage.
  • 📈 Les données agrégées de WHOOP montrent que le caféine est un bon indicateur de récupération et de sommeil, ce qui pourrait contredire les études quiindiquent un impact négatif du caféine sur le sommeil.
  • 🎯 Les suppléments sont classés en différents niveaux selon l'importance et la quantité de recherches derrière eux, allant des suppléments essentiels à ceux qui nécessitent plus d'études.

Q & A

  • Quel est le supplément mentionné en premier dans le script et quels sont ses avantages?

    -Le premier supplément mentionné est le créatine monohydrate. Il augmente la masse maigre, améliore la force, la performance et la performance cognitive. Il a également été montré d'avoir des effets similaires aux inhibiteurs sélectifs de la récapture de la sérotonine (ISRS) sur la dépression.

  • Quelle est la dose recommandée pour le créatine monohydrate?

    -La dose recommandée pour le créatine monohydrate est de 5 grammes par jour, bien que des études suggèrent que 10 grammes ou plus pourraient avoir des avantages cognitifs.

  • Quels sont les arguments contre l'utilisation du créatine monohydrate?

    -Certaines personnes ont des préoccupations sur la perte de cheveux liée à la consommation de créatine. Cependant, une seule étude de 2009 a montré une augmentation de la DHT, ce qui n'est pas la même chose que montrer une perte de cheveux. Cette étude n'a pas été reproduite et n'a pas montré de mécanisme viable par lequel cela se produit.

  • Quel est le deuxième supplément mentionné et ses effets?

    -Le deuxième supplément mentionné est la caféine. Elle augmente la performance cognitive et la performance physique, mais peut avoir un impact négatif sur le sommeil.

  • Quelle est la dose optimale de caféine pour obtenir des avantages de performance?

    -Pour obtenir des avantages de performance, la dose de caféine devrait être comprise entre 2 à 300 milligrammes. Pour des bénéfices de force, une dose de 3 à 600 milligrammes peut être nécessaire.

  • Quels sont les effets secondaires de la caféine et comment gérer la dépendance?

    -Les effets secondaires de la caféine comprennent l'impact négatif sur le sommeil et les symptômes de sévrage tels que la fatigue et la douleur. Pour réinitialiser la tolérance à la caféine, il suffit de s'abstenir pendant environ une semaine, bien que cela puisse être inconfortable pendant les premiers jours.

  • Pourquoi le whey protein est-il mentionné dans le script?

    -Le whey protein est mentionné comme un supplément qui améliore la composition corporelle et est un forme de protéine très biodisponible. Il est disponible sous forme de poudre, de concentré ou d'isolat, chacun ayant ses avantages et inconvénients.

  • Quels sont les avantages du whey protein concentrate par rapport au whey protein isolate?

    -Le whey protein concentrate peut avoir des composants qui influencent positivement le glutathione et le statut antioxydant, mais il contient plus de lactose et de lipides, ce qui peut ne pas convenir à tout le monde.

  • Quels sont les suppléments de deuxième rang mentionnés et leurs effets?

    -Les suppléments de deuxième rang mentionnés comprennent le Rhodiola, le bêta-alanine, le citrulline malate et l'ashwagandha. Ces suppléments sont censés améliorer la résistance à la fatigue, la performance et la résistance à la stress.

  • Quelle est la dose recommandée pour le Rhodiola et l'ashwagandha?

    -Pour le Rhodiola, la dose recommandée est de 150 à 450 milligrammes, et pour l'ashwagandha, la dose recommandée est de 300 à 600 milligrammes.

  • Quels sont les avantages de la consommation de viande de cerf vendue par Maui Nei selon le script?

    -La viande de cerf vendue par Maui Nei est considérée comme la viande rouge la plus saine, riche en protéines et exempte de résidus de médicaments. La consommation de cette viande aide également à lutter contre la destruction environnementale causée par la surpopulation de cerfs axis à Maui.

Outlines

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💊 Les Suppléments Essentiels: Créatine et Caféine

Le premier paragraphe aborde les suppléments considérés essentiels pour tout le monde. Le créatine monohydrate est présenté comme le numéro un, recommandé à la dose de cinq grammes par jour, avec des discussions sur les bénéfices cognitifs et la performance. Le caféine est décrit comme un performance enhancer original, augmentant la performance cognitive et physique, mais ayant un impact négatif sur le sommeil. Les discussions sur les dosages, la fréquence et les dépendances à la caféine sont également abordées, en soulignant les avantages et les inconvénients de cet aliment.

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🏋️‍♂️ Les Bénéfices du Whey Protein et d'autres Suppléments

Le deuxième paragraphe se concentre sur les avantages du whey protein, décrit comme savoureux, bon marché et soluble, et qui a montré des améliorations de la composition corporelle. Il est comparé aux concentrés et isolats de protéines, discutant de leurs différences en termes de tolérance, de prix et de composition. D'autres suppléments de deuxième rang comme le Rhodiola rosea, la beta-alanine, le citrulline malate et l'ashwagandha sont mentionnés, avec des discussions sur leurs effets sur la résistance à la fatigue, la performance et les niveaux d'hormones, ainsi que les dosages recommandés pour ces suppléments.

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🌏 Promotion de la Viande de Cerf de Maui Nei

Le troisième paragraphe est une publicité pour la viande de cerf de Maui Nei, présentée comme la viande rouge la plus saine du monde, livrée directement chez vous. Elle est décrite comme étant riche en protéines, exempte de résidus de pesticides et comme faisant partie d'un effort pour lutter contre la surpopulation de cerfs axis à Maui, ce qui contribue à la protection de l'environnement. Un code promo est offert pour obtenir 20% de réduction sur la première commande.

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Keywords

💡Crétine monohydrate

La crétine monohydrate est un supplément diététique souvent utilisé pour augmenter la masse maigre, améliorer la force et la performance physique. Dans le script, elle est présentée comme le 'Mount Rushmore' des suppléments, soulignant son importance et sa sécurité. L'effet de la crétine sur la performance cognitive et la dépression est également discuté, mettant en évidence ses avantages multiples.

💡Caffeine

Le caféine est décrit comme le 'neutrotransmetteur original' et le 'améliorateur de performance original'. Elle est utilisée pour augmenter la performance cognitive et physique, mais il est mentionné qu'elle peut négativement affecter le sommeil. L'influence du caféine sur la récupération et la qualité du sommeil est discutée, en se demandant si un biais de sélection sain peut expliquer certains résultats étonnnants.

💡Whey protein

La protéine de lactosérum, ou whey protein, est un supplément populaire utilisé pour améliorer la composition corporelle. Elle est décrite comme savoureuse, peu chère et hautement disponible biologiquement. Le script mentionne différents types de whey protein, y compris l'isolat et le concentré, et discute de leurs avantages respectifs.

💡Dépendance au caféine

Le script aborde la question de la dépendance au caféine, en mentionnant les symptômes de sévrage et la possibilité de réinitialiser la tolérance au caféine en cessant complètement son consommation pendant une semaine, malgré les effets indésirables temporaires.

💡BCAA (Amino Acides Brancchiques à Chaîne Courte)

Les BCAA sont des composés chimiques essentiels pour le corps humain, souvent utilisés en forme de supplément pour améliorer la performance physique et réduire la fatigue. Le script mentionne le BCAA comme un ingrédient dans un produit de récupération, bien que le mécanisme précis de son action n'est pas détaillé.

💡Beta-Alanine

La beta-alanine est un supplément qui a gagné en popularité pour son effet sur la résistance à la fatigue et la performance physique. Le script mentionne Matt Fraser, un athlète, qui a attribué une partie de son capacité de travail accrue à la consommation de beta-alanine.

💡Citrulline Malate

La citrulline malate est un supplément qui est censé améliorer la performance physique et réduire la fatigue. Le script la mentionne en parallèle de la beta-alanine, suggérant qu'elle pourrait avoir des effets similaires sur l'amélioration de la performance.

💡Ashwagandha

L'ashwagandha est une plante médicinale utilisée en Ayurveda et est de plus en plus populaire comme supplément pour son effet sur la résistance à la fatigue et la performance physique. Le script discute de la quantité et des avantages de l'ashwagandha, y compris une augmentation de la force et de la masse maigre.

💡SSRI (Inhibiteurs Sélectifs de la Récapture de la Sérine)

Les inhibiteurs sélectifs de la récapture de la sérine sont un type de médicament utilisé pour traiter la dépression et l'anxiété. Le script mentionne que la crétine a un effet similaire sur la dépression à celui des SSRI, bien qu'il ne soit pas recommandé de remplacer les médicaments par des suppléments.

💡Maui Nei

Maui Nei est mentionné dans le script comme une entreprise qui vend de la viande de cerf sauvage, affirmant être la viande rouge la plus saine et la plus respectueuse de l'environnement. Le script la mentionne comme une option pour atteindre les objectifs de consommation de protéines.

Highlights

Creatine monohydrate is considered the top supplement with numerous benefits including increased lean mass, strength, performance, and cognitive performance.

Creatine has been debated for causing hair loss, but the evidence is not conclusive and has not been replicated.

Caffeine is the original nootropic and performance enhancer, with benefits for cognitive and exercise performance, though it may negatively impact sleep.

Whey protein is a tasty, bioavailable form of protein that has been shown to improve body composition.

Different forms of whey protein (isolate, concentrate) have their own benefits and trade-offs, including lactose content and price.

Caffeine tolerance can be reset in about a week by abstaining, though withdrawal symptoms may occur.

Beta-alanine is associated with improved fatigue resistance and may have small anabolic effects.

Citrulline malate is suggested to improve performance and fatigue resistance.

Ashwagandha is believed to increase strength, lean mass, and decrease cortisol with modest effects on testosterone.

Rhodiola rosea is mentioned as a potential adaptogen with benefits for fatigue resistance and cognitive performance.

The importance of timing and dosage for caffeine to maximize benefits and minimize sleep disruption.

The potential for a healthy user bias in studies correlating caffeine intake with sleep quality.

The use of wearables like Whoop to track behaviors and correlate them with outcomes like sleep and recovery.

The significance of creatine in thousands of studies over decades and its safety profile.

The potential cognitive benefits of higher dosages of creatine, as discussed by Tim Ferriss.

The potential confounding variables in studies linking caffeine intake with exercise and sleep quality.

The discussion on the optimal dosages for supplements like Rhodiola, ashwagandha, and beta-alanine for performance benefits.

The need for more research on the long-term effects and mechanisms of action for certain supplements.

The environmental benefits of Maui Nei venison, which is wild harvested to combat overpopulation and provide a healthy red meat option.

Transcripts

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what are supplements that everybody

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should have in their stack on average do

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you think what are the supplements that

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really work okay so I kind of like

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Branch these into like tiers right so my

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Mount Rushmore of supplements would be

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uh creatin monohydrate would be number

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one um dosage frequency five grams a day

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there may be evidence that like 10 or

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even maybe a little bit more has

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cognitive benefits Tim Farris been

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talking about that yeah so it's very

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safe I mean there are people who have

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been hand ringing about creatin for a

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long time and the the worst thing that

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you can say about it is people say Well

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it causes hair loss no there was a

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single study in 2009 that showed creatin

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supplementation increased DHT that is

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not the same thing as showing hair loss

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DHT is a marker and that is a mechanism

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now that's never been replicated and

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they didn't show a viable mechanism by

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which it does it because the

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the the their testosterone levels didn't

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change which is the precursor and then

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the in the the the product after DHT

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didn't change so either creatin is

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having some direct effect on this enzyme

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or this is a data artifact that has not

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been

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replicated I tend to lean towards the

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ladder um so creatin monohydrate

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increases lean mass improves strength

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improves performance performance

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improves cognitive performance it has

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been shown to have a similar effect on

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depression as

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ssris I'm not saying for people to do

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use cre come off your SSR and switch it

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out for cre I'm just saying that this

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seems to have some really ubiquitous

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benefits so and even like some of the

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more disease States we starting to see

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some benefits for creating

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supplementation so I'm not saying

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everybody should be on it but it is a

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lowcost high yield supplement that is

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very safe and we're not talking about a

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couple studies we are talking about

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thousands of studies done over decades

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in Labs all over the world I am very

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confident um now caffeine caffeine is

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the original neut Tropic it is the

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original performance enhancer um and if

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you look at the benefits of caffeine

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increases cognitive performance

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increases exercise performance um

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downsides negatively impacts sleep so if

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you're going to take it do it earli in

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the day preferably unless you've got a

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podcast yeah uh you know what one of the

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wildest Things is uh whoop release a uh

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aggregated set of their data at the end

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of each year and on whoop you can track

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behaviors and it will correlate those

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behaviors with outcomes that you get HIV

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resting heart rate sleep sleep quality

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duration blah blah blah one of the best

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predictors of good recovery and sleep

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was caffeine

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interesting yeah so that and that's

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likees tens of thousands of people

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that's interesting so this could be a

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case where you know there's confounding

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variables of perhaps people who are

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taking in more caffeine are exercising

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harder and that's helping them get

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better sleep right that's interesting so

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there's obviously like I mean we know

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based on the mechanistic human

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randomized control trials that caffeine

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negatively impacts sleep I wonder what

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about is there a potential that you've

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got kind of like a healthy user bias

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here with people that doing whoop know

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that You' got a 9 hour half life for

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caffeine so maybe they're pumping a

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couple in a morning and then by the time

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that they get to an evening time that

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adenosine is yeah I mean I I think um

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what's probably the most likely outcome

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is some sort of healthy user bias with

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people who are using wearables also

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taking a lot of caffeine probably more

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likely to exercise and have other

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healthy lifestyle behaviors but why

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would all of the people that are using

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whoop are using whoop like it's

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interesting it's something I I try and

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reach out to the guys and get a little

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bit more data I could send that to you

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all right so creatine caffeine for

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caffeine uh couple of questions first

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off there's no real like Optimal dosage

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but what do you think about when it

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comes to dosage what do you think about

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when it comes to timing and what do you

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think about when it comes to dependency

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so obviously earlier in the day is going

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to be better for Sleep based on what we

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know um as far as dosage I mean you get

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some anti- fatigue benefits like 50 100

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milligrams you get get start to get the

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performance benefits once you get up

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around 2 300 milligrams of caffeine like

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for

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exercise strength benefits like acute

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strength benefits are more like 3 to 600

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milligrams of caffeine Christ so I mean

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I'm I'm a a pretty big fan of caffeine

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and before the meat on Saturday I'll

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probably have about a nice 5 600

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milligram shot right at the beginning

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and I'll probably have a 200 milligram

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boost which I'm lifting in prime time at

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600 p.m. so I probably won't be sleeping

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real great that night but that's okay

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just one night um so yeah for the for

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the more like standout kind of

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performance

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benefits um you know you got to get a

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little bit higher dosage dependency yeah

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I mean you can definitely get I mean

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there are absolutely caffeine withdrawal

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symptoms I go through them whenever I

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start tapering off for a meat because

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I'll usually taper down to I used to

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completely cut it cold turkey and I just

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found that that was intolerable so I go

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down to about 100 milligrams a day uh

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because actually the other thing people

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don't realize in I found I'm like when I

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cut out caffeine completely I started

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like feeling like aches and pains and

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stuff it's actually a slight uh

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analgesic it has a slight analgesic

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effect and I started getting all these

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like like feeling why am I like having

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like back pain that I haven't had before

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the other things and when I just went

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down to kind like 100 milligrams a day

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to kind of like just maintain um I

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noticed that that stuff went away all

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right

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caffeine um one other thing to add you

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you can completely reset your caffeine

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tolerance in about a week if you go cold

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turkey but you're going to feel pretty

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miserable for a couple days it's it's I

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mean I thought it I thought it was a

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placebo thing and then I did it and I

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was like why does my head hurt and why

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am I so freaking tired and then my ex

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was like you haven't had caffeine in two

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days duh I'm like oh yeah duh uh creatin

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caffeine whey protein uh whey protein

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tasty relatively cheap

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soluble um been shown to improve body

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composition numerous times it's not

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magic it's just a very tasty kind of

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ubiquitous form of protein that's highly

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bioavailable so I put it on my Mount

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Rush isolate concentrate concentrates

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perfectly fine in fact there may be some

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benefits to concentrate in that it has

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uh some of the um uh some of the

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components that positively influence

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glutathione and antioxidant status um

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but a lot of people don't tolerate a

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pure concentrate well

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um because there's lacto there's quite a

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bit of lactose in it and um some people

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have sensitivities to the lactalbumin in

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way uh a we isolate is going to

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basically eliminate the lactose so if

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you have any kind of lactose sensitivity

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most people tolerate whe isolate like um

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my company outwork nutrition the protein

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we sell is a whe isolate people like is

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is that because it's more anabolic than

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concentrate I'm like no we just want to

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make sure that almost anybody could use

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our protein uh it is more expensive

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typically mix is better too so there's

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just there's trade-offs uh weight

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concentrates cheaper but there's more

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carbs and fats and more

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lactose uh if you don't tolerate either

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of those well then a way hydrate will

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probably work for you which is basically

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pre-digested way so they've chopped up

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The lactal Bu tastes it does not taste

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very good and it's expensive but it it

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will work well for somebody who can't

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tolerate the lactalbumin in a way and

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then we go down to like my tier two

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which is stuff that I feel strongly is

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beneficial uh but I just want to see

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like more research done over a greater

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period of time and those would be things

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like uh rodol Rosa um uh things like

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beta alanine citrine malite um Jin sing

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actually has quite a bit of good

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research on it naming the ingredient

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profile of neonic here I'm just there we

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are yeah there it is that's what we're

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here for baby that's what we're here for

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uh uh B ashwaganda ashwaganda another

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one so B ranine everyone went crazy for

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that when Matt Fraser said on Rogan that

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that was maybe it was Rogan or something

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else he basically retired from Crossfit

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and said that I think he was taking like

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some obsurd amount of berer alanine and

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attributed a lot of his sort of

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increased work capacity acutely to that

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um was citrine malet in there was that

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one of the ones you just said yeah yeah

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why uh fatigue resistance it also seems

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to there's some studies suggesting it

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may simulate mour that may be a small

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anabolic effect we don't know if that's

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like independent of other things that

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stimulate him tour but it seems to incre

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improve performance uh and improve

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fatigue resistance just going through

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what we went through there the uh Rola

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the jinang the uh citrine berer alanine

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and the ashwaganda have you got dosages

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that you prefer for yourself with those

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yeah so Rola it seems like anywhere from

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like 150 milligram to 450 milligram and

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then after that it actually seems to be

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like a a kind of shap off end shape yeah

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um you know we

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um actually even as low as 50 milligrams

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there might be some benefits as well but

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if you want like the like there's some

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studies that show like uh actual

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decreased fatigue and actually decreased

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perception of fatigue as well as well as

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like uh cognition benefits and it seems

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to be like a very um we call an

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adaptogen ashwag is kind of like that as

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well so it kind of

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um puts you back to Center for lack of a

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better term

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um but yeah some good data on fatigue

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resistance for that uh

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ashwaganda oh man dosage why did it

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escaped my mind just now I think that's

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actually uh about 150 to 300 milligrams

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or sorry 300 to 600 milligrams for

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ashonda

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um that's uh in our recovery product and

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downside to that is doesn't mix super

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well um when you when you mix up our

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recovery product it tastes great but it

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kind of looks like uh Beach water a

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little bit um because of the the

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sediment but the

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ashwaganda it's interesting

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because I'm convinced pretty convinced

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because there's been quite a few studies

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now showing reliably it increases

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strength lean mass um and decreases

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cortisol and modestly elevates

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testosterone but the effects of on

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cortisol and testosterone would not be

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enough to show those lean mass benefits

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so my one hesitation is I kind of want

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to know what theck mechanism yeah what

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the mechanism is for that cuz whenever I

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see an outcome but we don't know the

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mechanism I kind of get the heebie

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