If you were only allowed to take 5 supplements as a runner, which ones would you recommend to take? (Obviously the supplements have to be legal). I'm trying to understand what a other runners take to help them train successfully.
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Iron
Vitamin D
Fish Oil
B12
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balcolabs wrote:
If you were only allowed to take 5 supplements as a runner, which ones would you recommend to take? (Obviously the supplements have to be legal). I'm trying to understand what a other runners take to help them train successfully.
Multivitamin
D3
Choline/Inositol
Boron
Iron
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Katir had promoted this one lol
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Creatine
Fish Oil
Cordyceps
One of them baking soda things (bicarb?)
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Miles
Hills
More miles
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thread jumper wrote:
Creatine
Fish Oil
Cordyceps
One of them baking soda things (bicarb?)
Everyone should take creatine for the brain benefits alone.
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"only 5" how many are you taking!?
I dont take any, just eat a healthy and varied diet.
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Duck eggs. Just ask Mike O'hearn.
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Liquid I.V electrolyte mix — daily hydration regardless if I run/workout or not.
Daily allergy pill — no runny nose here
B-complex pill — nice energy boost and glowing urine
Omega Fish oils — brain health and aids in recovery
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Iron 2x a day
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Things I'll be trying for my next block:
Creatine
B12
Magnesium
and Maybe Vitamin D since winter darkness
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j.a-koss wrote:
Things I'll be trying for my next block:
Creatine
B12
Magnesium
and Maybe Vitamin D since winter darkness
I am pretty religious about lifting weights and every morning I have a protein shake with chia seeds, flax seed, sesame seed and pumpkin seeds. They all have a lot of protein and are very high in Omega3. The pumpkin seeds are high in magnesium.
Along with those, I take multivitimins, Vit. D, Creatine, Vit E and a few others.
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WinstonSmith wrote:
balcolabs wrote:
If you were only allowed to take 5 supplements as a runner, which ones would you recommend to take? (Obviously the supplements have to be legal). I'm trying to understand what a other runners take to help them train successfully.
Multivitamin
D3
Choline/Inositol
Boron
Iron
Why does Boron make your top 5? How does it help you run faster?
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Sally Vix wrote:
j.a-koss wrote:
Things I'll be trying for my next block:
Creatine
B12
Magnesium
and Maybe Vitamin D since winter darkness
I am pretty religious about lifting weights and every morning I have a protein shake with chia seeds, flax seed, sesame seed and pumpkin seeds. They all have a lot of protein and are very high in Omega3. The pumpkin seeds are high in magnesium.
Along with those, I take multivitimins, Vit. D, Creatine, Vit E and a few others.
I would also say take some tumeric pills. Many great benefits. One study concluded that 0% of people with pre-diabetes who took tumeric developed diabetes.
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BCAAs
Glutamine
Vitamin D/K
Magnesium
Beetroot juice
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Had2Bsaid wrote:
Miles
Hills
More miles
That's just three, what are the other two?
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Multi vitamin (mostly for the B complex and C)
D3
E
Iron
Beet powder (purchased in bulk)
I eat a balance diet and probably pis* away most of the above supplements, but the cost is very low and so why not?
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Lets all be healthy wrote:
WinstonSmith wrote:
Multivitamin
D3
Choline/Inositol
Boron
Iron
Why does Boron make your top 5? How does it help you run faster?
You should be able to get most things through a healthy diet but boron is one that's harder to get unless you eat specific foods which I don't eat much of.
It's great for recovery along with bone and joint health and many other things.
My knees ache without it so I've decided it's the reason my joints feel better under high mileage. It could be something else or a placebo effect but the science suggests there's something to it.
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