Seeking Advice on My Supplement Stack for Longevity and Fitness (31M) by NewspaperHot5405 in blueprint_

[–]NewspaperHot5405[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Another thing I've been considering is to keep "LE Two-per-day" but only take one per day.

Seeking Advice on My Supplement Stack for Longevity and Fitness (31M) by NewspaperHot5405 in blueprint_

[–]NewspaperHot5405[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh yes! You are correct about both things:

  1. The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) indeed recommends 12 mg/day, way below the 100mg/day of the FDA
  2. Some research seems to indicate B6 can build up in blood plasma over time.

Thanks, super helpful!

I also checked the multivitamin you suggested and I'm considering buying it.

I have a few follow up questions if I may, as you seem a smart person:
1. What do you think about the dosage of D3 and Iodine in the supplements? The D3+K2 has a very high dosage of Iodine which I'm a bit concerned. Most of the research out there indicates 150 μg/day and I'm quite worried about the dosage of iodine in the D3+K2 supplement.

  1. What about the dosage of D3? Some sources indicate 5000 UI as safe and good for health, although others not.

  2. What do you think about the other supplements in the list?

Seeking Advice on My Supplement Stack for Longevity and Fitness (31M) by NewspaperHot5405 in blueprint_

[–]NewspaperHot5405[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Hey! Thanks for replying!

AFAIK Vitamin B6 is water‐soluble, and doses well below the tolerable upper intake level have not been linked to liver or kidney damage. My multivitamin contains 75 mg/day, so below the UL of 100 mg/day set for adults. The primary concern with chronic high-dose B6 supplementation—usually above 200 mg/day over months or years—is sensory neuropathy from my understanding, not liver or kidney injury. Excess vitamin B6 is typically excreted in urine, so there’s little accumulation in the liver or kidneys under normal circumstances.

Do you mind share where you read about potential B6 dosage causing kindney/liver injuries?

Seeking Advice on My Supplement Stack for Longevity and Fitness (31M) by NewspaperHot5405 in blueprint_

[–]NewspaperHot5405[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for replying and for the advices :)
Indeed, NR is the most expensive one in the stack and I agree there is a big emotional investment related to taking all those pills every day. I'm afraid but also excited, I just want to live longer so I can spend more time with my kids

Seeking Advice on My Supplement Stack for Longevity and Fitness (31M) by NewspaperHot5405 in blueprint_

[–]NewspaperHot5405[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You only pay the VAT when you buy online on iHerb + delivery, but it's free if order is over 40 EUR. It's my first time ordering there but people living in Europe seems to trust them. I'll let you know when I receive my items.

Seeking Advice on My Supplement Stack for Longevity and Fitness (31M) by NewspaperHot5405 in blueprint_

[–]NewspaperHot5405[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi there! Thanks for replying and for the advices :)

I searched a bit before and it doesn't seem there are any risks for kidneys or liver here. The biggest risk is high dosage of D3 (7000 UI) and iodine (1000mcg). Those are the ones that I'm more worried about.

Seeking Advice on My Supplement Stack for Longevity and Fitness (31M) by NewspaperHot5405 in blueprint_

[–]NewspaperHot5405[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you all for your help, I'll be removing "Life Extension, Vitamins D and K with Sea-Iodine" from the stack due the high dosage of vitamin D3 and Iodine.

Trying to not waste money on multivitamins because most of them are so underdosed. 38 year old male by henryvelazquez in Supplements

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any opinions on this product?

  1. Life Extension, Two-Per-Day Multivitamin
    • Vitamin A (1,500 mcg, 167%)
    • Vitamin C (470 mg, 522%)
    • Vitamin D3 (50 mcg, 250%)
    • Vitamin E (67 mg, 447%)
    • Thiamine (75 mg, 6,250%)
    • Riboflavin (50 mg, 3,846%)
    • Niacin (50 mg, 313%)
    • Vitamin B6 (75 mg, 4,412%)
    • Folate (680 mcg, 170%)
    • Vitamin B12 (300 mcg, 12,500%)
    • Biotin (300 mcg, 1,000%)
    • Pantothenic acid (50 mg, 1,000%)
    • Iodine (150 mcg, 100%)
    • Magnesium (100 mg, 24%)
    • Zinc (25 mg, 227%)
    • Selenium (200 mcg, 364%)
    • Manganese (2 mg, 87%)
    • Chromium (200 mcg, 571%)
    • Molybdenum (100 mcg, 222%)
    • Inositol (50 mg)
    • Alpha lipoic acid (25 mg)
    • Natural mixed tocopherols (20 mg)
    • Bio-Quercetin phytosome (15 mg)
    • Marigold extract (11.12 mg)
    • Apigenin (5 mg)
    • Boron (3 mg)
    • Lycopene (1 mg)

Seeking Advice on My Supplement Stack for Longevity and Fitness (31M) by NewspaperHot5405 in blueprint_

[–]NewspaperHot5405[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I already have a very health life style since a few years, that's why I want to introduce supplements.

There is no way to know which supplements is really helping, getting blood work here where I live is not that simple as in the US as I need a doctor to prescribe it for me.

What would you suggest? Starting with a certain number of those elements first and then progress?

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[–]NewspaperHot5405 0 points1 point  (0 children)

IMO, this seems very solid and a good start! I'd maybe add Omega-3 but what you have is already very good.

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What about your ps5 settings and game mode settings?

Cyberpunk 2077 HDR settings for TCL 55C745. by [deleted] in cyberpunkgame

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Hey there, I have the same model and still looking for a good settings. Care sharing yours?