Supplements
Reviewed supplement reference pages. Each page links to its evidence sources and any published interaction pages.
Caffeine
Also known as caffeine anhydrous
A natural stimulant found in coffee, tea, and other plants, also taken as a standalone supplement for alertness and exercise performance.
Supplement25 reviewed interactionsCalcium
Also known as calcium carbonate, calcium citrate
A mineral supplement used to support bone health, taken as calcium carbonate or calcium citrate among other forms.
Supplement24 reviewed interactionsCopper
Also known as cupric oxide, cupric sulfate...
A mineral used to make energy, connective tissue, and blood vessels, and to support the nervous and immune systems.
Supplement25 reviewed interactionsCoQ10 (Coenzyme Q10)
Also known as coenzyme q10, ubiquinone...
A compound naturally present in the body, sold as a dietary supplement, with limited evidence supporting benefits for most conditions studied.
Supplement25 reviewed interactionsCreatine
Also known as creatine monohydrate
An amino acid the body produces naturally, also taken as a supplement to support exercise performance.
Supplement25 reviewed interactionsIron
Also known as ferrous sulfate, ferrous gluconate...
A mineral the body needs to make hemoglobin and myoglobin, the proteins that carry and supply oxygen to the body's tissues.
Supplement25 reviewed interactionsMagnesium
Also known as magnesium oxide, magnesium citrate...
A mineral the body needs for muscle and nerve function, blood sugar and blood pressure regulation, and building bone and protein.
Supplement25 reviewed interactionsMelatonin
A hormone supplement used to help with sleep timing, jet lag, and delayed sleep-wake phase disorder.
Supplement25 reviewed interactionsPotassium
Also known as potassium chloride, potassium citrate...
A mineral the body needs for kidney and heart function, muscle contraction, and nerve transmission.
Supplement25 reviewed interactionsProbiotics
Live microorganisms taken with the intent of providing a health benefit, most commonly for digestive health.
Supplement25 reviewed interactionsSt. John's Wort
Also known as hypericum perforatum, hypericum
An herbal supplement, traditionally used for mood support, that is well documented to reduce the effectiveness of many prescription medications.
Herbal25 reviewed interactionsTurmeric
Also known as curcumin
A spice and herbal supplement; curcumin is its active, color-giving component, studied for uses such as knee osteoarthritis.
Herbal25 reviewed interactionsVitamin B12
Also known as cobalamin, cyanocobalamin...
A B vitamin the body needs to form red blood cells and help convert food into energy.
Supplement25 reviewed interactionsVitamin D
Also known as cholecalciferol, vitamin d3...
A fat-soluble vitamin the body needs for normal growth, bone health, and calcium absorption.
Supplement25 reviewed interactionsVitamin K
Also known as phytonadione, vitamin k1...
A fat-soluble vitamin the body needs to make proteins for blood clotting and for bone and tissue health.
Supplement25 reviewed interactionsZinc
Also known as zinc sulfate, zinc acetate...
A mineral that supports immune function, wound healing, DNA and protein synthesis, and the sense of taste.
Supplement25 reviewed interactions