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SUPPLEMENTS

What actually works.

Every supplements verdict below cross-references the clinical literature and what real users report. Tap any card to see the evidence.

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BACKED

Creatine for Muscle Growth

Creatine consistently helps build muscle mass when combined with resistance training.

15 STUDIESHIGH CONF.

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MIXED

Peppermint for Fullness

Across 5 PubMed studies, findings are mixed for "Peppermint for Fullness".

5 STUDIESMODERATE CONF.

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Lemon for Inflammation

Lemon compounds reduce inflammation markers in lab and animal models across multiple disease types.

15 STUDIESHIGH CONF.

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MIXED

Peter Thomas Roth Glow Serum for Shiny Skin

No direct studies on "Peter Thomas Roth Glow Serum for Shiny Skin" as a product. Across 15 PubMed studies, findings are mixed for its key ingredients (Niacinamide, Hyaluronic Acid, Peptides).

21 STUDIESHIGH CONF.

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MIXED

Tiger Balm for Pain

No direct studies on "Tiger Balm for Pain" as a product. Across 0 PubMed studies, findings are mixed for its key ingredients (Menthol, Camphor, Eucalyptus Oil, Methyl Salicylate).

24 STUDIESLOW CONF.

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Liquid B2 for Migraines

Riboflavin helps reduce how often migraines happen and how bad they feel.

15 STUDIESHIGH CONF.

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MIXED

Lemme for Bloating

Peppermint and ginger each show promise for digestive issues, but no studies directly test the combined blend for bloating.

15 STUDIESHIGH CONF.

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MIXED

Chlorophyll Water for Bloating

Chlorophyll slows fat digestion in the stomach and intestines, but no studies directly test whether it reduces bloating or abdominal distension.

14 STUDIESHIGH CONF.

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MIXED

Lemme Debloat Gummies for Bloating

Peppermint and ginger show promise for gut issues, but no studies test the exact gummy product for bloating.

15 STUDIESHIGH CONF.

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Collagen Tablets for Fine Lines

Collagen tablets reduce fine lines and improve skin elasticity, with most studies showing real improvements within 8-12 weeks.

15 STUDIESHIGH CONF.

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MIXED

Alpha Gpc for Adhd

Works for attention in healthy teens, but no direct ADHD trial data and possible cardiovascular risk with long-term use.

15 STUDIESHIGH CONF.

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MIXED

Magnesium Glycinate Taken Alongside Stimulants for Adhd

Magnesium shows promise for ADHD but evidence remains inconclusive; interaction with stimulants not well-studied.

2 STUDIESLOW CONF.

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Magnesium Glycinate for Adhd

Some magnesium forms show modest benefits for ADHD symptoms, but evidence remains limited and inconsistent.

13 STUDIESHIGH CONF.

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MIXED

Fenugreek Seeds for Eyelash Growth

Fenugreek boosts testosterone and has anti-inflammatory properties, but no studies directly test it on eyelash growth.

15 STUDIESHIGH CONF.

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Banana for Hair Growth

Potassium channels help hair grow, but no studies test banana itself specifically.

15 STUDIESHIGH CONF.

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Frankincense for Inflammation

Frankincense reduces joint pain and swelling in osteoarthritis better than placebo.

15 STUDIESHIGH CONF.

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Lion's Mane for Nerve Growth

Lion's Mane stimulates nerve growth factor production and promotes nerve cell growth in lab studies.

9 STUDIESMODERATE CONF.

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Magnesium L-Threonate for Cognition

Improves memory and learning in multiple human and animal studies, likely by increasing brain magnesium levels.

15 STUDIESHIGH CONF.

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Bacopa for Memory

Bacopa consistently improves memory and cognitive function across multiple clinical trials in healthy and aging adults.

12 STUDIESHIGH CONF.

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Nad Injections for Weight Loss

NAD precursors improve insulin sensitivity and glucose metabolism in some studies, but evidence for weight loss specifically remains unclear.

15 STUDIESHIGH CONF.

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Optimum Nutrition Micronized Creatine for Muscle Hypertrophy

Creatine with resistance training consistently increases lean muscle mass and strength across multiple studies.

15 STUDIESHIGH CONF.

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MIXED

Bacopa Monnieri for Cognition

Studies show memory and cognitive benefits, but some people experience mood dampening and lethargy that limit real-world use.

13 STUDIESHIGH CONF.

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Lemon Juice for Hangovers

Citrus compounds may help liver metabolism, but evidence for hangover relief specifically is limited and inconclusive.

15 STUDIESHIGH CONF.

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L-Theanine for Focus

L-theanine sharpens attention when combined with caffeine, and improves focus on its own.

15 STUDIESHIGH CONF.

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Omega 3 Supplementation for Brain Function

Omega-3s improve memory, cognitive function, and mood through effects on brain cell structure and neurotransmitter signaling.

15 STUDIESHIGH CONF.

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MIXED

Fish Oil Supplements for Heart Health

EPA-only formulations show promise for high-risk patients, but standard fish oil blends haven't prevented heart events in most major trials.

15 STUDIESHIGH CONF.

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Sea Moss for Bloating

Sea moss may support gut health via fiber and prebiotic effects, but carrageenan in it can alter microbiota and reduce protective mucus.

15 STUDIESHIGH CONF.

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Lion's Mane Mushroom for Focus

Single doses improve reaction speed on attention tasks; sustained use shows cognitive benefits in both healthy and impaired adults.

14 STUDIESHIGH CONF.

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Whey Protein for Muscle Definition

Whey protein consistently boosts lean muscle mass and strength when paired with resistance training in young adults.

5 STUDIESMODERATE CONF.

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MIXED

Iron Supplements for Hair Growth

Iron deficiency may contribute to hair loss, but there's no solid proof that iron supplements alone regrow hair—you need to fix the underlying deficiency first, not just self-treat.

15 STUDIESHIGH CONF.

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Ajwain for Digestive Health

Ajwain seeds worked about as well as a common anti-nausea drug for indigestion in one study, and the oils have real antibacterial and antioxidant activity—but human evidence is thin beyond that one trial.

11 STUDIESHIGH CONF.

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Ferulic for Antioxidant Protection

Ferulic acid does protect brain cells and may help with blood sugar control, but your body absorbs very little of it—so how it's formulated and delivered matters far more than taking any random supplement.

8 STUDIESMODERATE CONF.

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Creatine for Muscle Performance

Creatine reliably boosts strength and muscle growth by about 20% in people who train regularly, and it's genuinely safe—but you need to take it consistently to see results.

7 STUDIESMODERATE CONF.

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Creatine Monohydrate for High-Dose Supplementation

Creatine reliably builds muscle and strength with training, may help aging brains stay sharp, and causes harmless water weight gain—3–5g daily is the sweet spot for most people.

8 STUDIESMODERATE CONF.

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MIXED

Copper Serum for Skin Health

There's not enough solid research to show copper serums actually work better than other skin ingredients, so it's hard to justify the cost.

0 STUDIESLOW CONF.

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MIXED

Multivitamin for Overall Health

Multivitamins don't prevent disease or boost memory in healthy adults, but folic acid genuinely prevents birth defects—so they're mainly worth it if you're pregnant or trying to conceive.

7 STUDIESMODERATE CONF.

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MIXED

Collagen for Joint Health

Collagen is crucial for joints and skin, but swallowed collagen may break down in your stomach before reaching joints—the real benefit likely depends on your overall diet and weight.

8 STUDIESMODERATE CONF.

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Shilajit Resin for Energy and Stamina

Shilajit does boost testosterone and muscle strength in studies, but most run under 3 months—we don't know yet if gains stick around or meaningfully improve your fitness long-term.

8 STUDIESMODERATE CONF.

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MIXED

Hydrolyzed Whey Protein Powder for Muscle Recovery

Hydrolyzed whey absorbs fast and contains peptides with some immune potential, but studies proving it actually speeds muscle recovery in people are still missing.

8 STUDIESMODERATE CONF.

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Creatine for Muscle

Creatine reliably builds muscle and strength when you lift consistently, mainly by fueling intense exercise—real gains, but modest and only if you actually train hard.

8 STUDIESMODERATE CONF.

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Collagen Peptides

10–15g/day shows modest improvements in skin elasticity and joint comfort.

73 STUDIESMODERATE CONF.

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Ashwagandha

Clinically reduces self-reported stress and cortisol at 300–600mg/day.

47 STUDIESMODERATE CONF.

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Creatine Monohydrate

The most-studied performance supplement. 3–5g/day, period.

218 STUDIESHIGH CONF.

Veda is not a doctor, pharmacist, or medical provider. Nothing here is medical advice — talk to a professional about your health.