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Derek (More Plates More Dates)

Reported daily staples (third-party compilation)

Items from Derek's own YouTube video 'Which Health Supplements Should You Take' (MorePlatesMoreDates channel). Quotes above are from an AI-generated transcript summary of that video (summarize.tech), which flags possible inaccuracies and contains transcription errors ('celium husk' = psyllium husk, 'suercetin' = quercetin). No publish date retrievable; treat dates as unknown. Brands he names: Greens Freak (PharmaFreak), Optimum Nutrition Opti-Men multivitamin, Probiotic Duo. He also mentions a liver-support product rendered as 'TKA' (possibly TUDCA, transcription unclear), omitted as an item. Not included: his creatine dosing remarks from Joe Rogan #2421 (found only via third-party report, page not opened). CAVEAT: quotes are from an AI-generated transcript summary of his YouTube video (page was 429-blocked), not verbatim; transcription errors noted.

D

Stack score

53/100

Evidence

60

Safety

100

Cost eff.

0

Est. cost

~$200/mo

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The stack, item by item

  1. Greens Powder
    “he takes due to his inconsistent vegetable intake”

    Source

    C-
  2. Citrus Bergamot
    “for lowering bad cholesterol and increasing good cholesterol”

    Source

    C+
  3. Psyllium Husk
    “celium husk for fiber intake”

    Source

    B+
  4. Curcumin
    Dose reported: 1,200 mg daily
    “taking 1,200 milligrams of curcumin daily”

    Source

    B
  5. Probiotics
    “Probiotic Duo, for overall gut health”

    Source

    C+
  6. Krill Oil
    “preferred over fish oil”

    Source

    B-
  7. Quercetin
    “for preventing plaque buildup”

    Source

    C-
  8. CoQ10
    “for heart health”

    Source

    C+
  9. Multivitamin
    “multivitamin for overall health”

    Source

    C+

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