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PharmD-curated supplement shortlists

Supplement Protocols

For each condition we write about, a PharmD-curated shortlist of the supplements worth considering — with clinical rationale, specific dosing, and honest evidence ratings so you can choose what fits. Every protocol is reviewed by a physician and cited to peer-reviewed literature. You don't need to take all of them.

GLP‑1 Support
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The GLP‑1 Support Protocol

The supplements with the strongest evidence for people on semaglutide or tirzepatide — muscle preservation, nutrient repletion, GI tolerance, and metabolic support, with specific doses and evidence levels.

Protein Creatine Vitamin B12 Vitamin D3 + K2 Magnesium +5 more
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Sean Moshrefi, PharmD, MS
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Longevity
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The Longevity Protocol

The supplements with the strongest human evidence for extending healthspan — graded by evidence tier, from foundational omega-3s and creatine to emerging compounds like NMN and urolithin A, with specific doses and PharmD safety notes.

Omega-3 Vitamin D3 + K2 Creatine Magnesium NMN +4 more
SM
Sean Moshrefi, PharmD, MS
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Sleep
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The Sleep Support Protocol

A pharmacist-curated shortlist of the supplements worth considering for sleep onset, sleep quality, or stress-driven wakefulness — with honest evidence ratings so you can choose what fits.

Melatonin Magnesium Glycinate Ashwagandha Glycine L-Theanine +1 more
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Sean Moshrefi, PharmD, MS
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How we build our protocols

More than a supplement list

Built on evidence, not hype.

PharmD-written, physician-reviewed

Every protocol is authored by a licensed pharmacist and reviewed by a physician — with the drug-interaction analysis you won't find elsewhere.

Graded by evidence

Each supplement is assigned an evidence tier — Strong Moderate Low–Moderate — based on the quality and quantity of human clinical trials.

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We curate each protocol on Fullscript and earn a commission on purchases. This never influences which products we recommend — only clinical quality does.