The supplements top health experts actually take

We went through 153 podcast episodes where these 8 people talk about supplements. Here's what they say they take themselves, where they agree, and where they don't.

Updated Oct 29, 2026 · Every claim checked by hand

8 of 8

take creatine

6 of 8

take fish oil and vitamin D

4 of 8

take magnesium

3 splits

melatonin, resveratrol, BPC-157

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Where they agree

Check mark: said on a podcast they take it. Blue ring, no check: recommends it but hasn't said they take it. Faded: no record.

Creatine

8 of 8 take it

“Back on it 10 grams a day for so many years now.”

2:05:25 Andrew Huberman ·Oct 2026

Doses they mention: 5 g (Attia, Ferriss, Bryan Johnson), 10 g (Huberman, Patrick).

What each of them said
  • Andrew Huberman Oct 2026

    “Back on it 10 grams a day for so many years now.”

    Since 2024 · 3 episodes

  • Tim Ferriss Oct 2026

    “I love creatine… I dialed it back to five.”

    3 episodes

  • Mark Hyman, MD Sep 2026

    “There's really no significant downside if you're healthy… it'll help your brain, it'll help your muscles.”

    Since 2023 · 5 episodes

  • David Sinclair Aug 2026

    “Creatine — in favor of it, and I take it.”

    1 episode

  • Andy Galpin Aug 2026

    “Do you take it? Yeah.”

    1 episode

  • Rhonda Patrick Mar 2026

    “So I take 10 grams a day every day. I do it in two doses.”

    Since 2024 · 3 episodes

  • Bryan Johnson Nov 2024 Nothing newer

    “I'll add 2.5 g of creatine.”

    1 episode

  • Peter Attia Jul 2024 Nothing newer

    “I take creatine monohydrate, five grams a day.”

    1 episode

Fish oil (omega-3)

6 of 8 take it

“The one clearly clinically effective skin nutrient that I've used over and over again… It's omega-3s.”

25:18 Mark Hyman, MD ·Oct 2026

Patrick and Huberman both point to EPA, one form of omega-3.

What each of them said
  • Mark Hyman, MD Oct 2026

    “It's omega-3s… I think it's important to supplement.”

    Since 2023 · 5 episodes

  • Andrew Huberman Sep 2026

    “I'm a big believer in getting at least one gram per day of EPA omega-3.”

    Since 2021 · 5 episodes

  • David Sinclair Aug 2026

    “I take an omega-3.”

    1 episode

  • Rhonda Patrick Mar 2026

    “The most powerful naturally occurring dietary compounds for suppressing inflammation”

    Since 2018 · 4 episodes

  • Peter Attia Jul 2024 Nothing newer

    “I do take EPA and DHA in the form of fish oil capsules.”

    1 episode

  • Tim Ferriss Mar 2023 Nothing newer

    “A very consistent improvement in mood and sleep.”

    1 episode

Vitamin D

6 of 8 take it

“Vitamin D, 5,000 to 10,000 IUs per day. Most people are underdosing vitamin D.”

2:01:07 Andrew Huberman ·Sep 2026

Doses they mention: 2,000 IU (Patrick), 5,000 IU (Attia), 5,000 to 10,000 IU (Huberman).

What each of them said
  • Mark Hyman, MD Oct 2026

    “Probably the single most important immune modulating nutrient that you can take”

    Since 2023 · 5 episodes

  • Andrew Huberman Sep 2026

    “Vitamin D, 5,000 to 10,000 IUs per day.”

    Since 2022 · 5 episodes

  • Tim Ferriss May 2026

    “Vitamin D and creatine.”

    1 episode

  • David Sinclair Mar 2026

    “I take a vitamin D supplement.”

    Since 2019 · 2 episodes

  • Rhonda Patrick Jun 2025 Nothing newer

    “I'm taking about 2,000 IUs of vitamin D”

    Since 2020 · 2 episodes

  • Peter Attia Jul 2024 Nothing newer

    “I take 5,000 IU”

    Since 2023 · 2 episodes

Magnesium

4 of 8 take it · 1 more recommends it

“I like to take Magnesium Bisglycinate or glycinate for sleep.”

2:38:32 Rhonda Patrick ·Mar 2026

They name different forms: bisglycinate (Patrick, Galpin), threonate (Attia), either one (Huberman).

What each of them said
  • Mark Hyman, MD Oct 2026

    “At the bare minimum, I recommend magnesium and vitamin C.”

    Since 2023 · 7 episodes

  • Andrew Huberman Sep 2026

    “I would suggest they try magnesium L-threonate or magnesium bisglycinate.”

    Since 2021 · 6 episodes

  • Andy Galpin Aug 2026 Recommends it

    “More of the research now on magnesium for sleep is turning to… magnesium bisglycinate”

    1 episode

  • Rhonda Patrick Mar 2026

    “I like to take Magnesium Bisglycinate or glycinate for sleep.”

    Since 2022 · 4 episodes

  • Peter Attia Jul 2024 Nothing newer

    “I take magnesium in three forms. I'm big on magnesium.”

    Since 2023 · 3 episodes

Vitamin C

3 of 8 take it · 1 more recommends it

“Collagen peptides from Momentous plus vitamin C. You don't need very much. 500 mg or 1,000 mg.”

4:19 Tim Ferriss ·Oct 2026

Hyman recommends it too, but hasn't said he takes it himself.

What each of them said
  • Tim Ferriss Oct 2026

    “Collagen peptides from Momentous plus vitamin C.”

    1 episode

  • Mark Hyman, MD Oct 2026 Recommends it

    “At the bare minimum, I recommend magnesium and vitamin C.”

    1 episode

  • David Sinclair Aug 2026

    “I'm taking in things like vitamin B, vitamin C as well”

    2 episodes

  • Rhonda Patrick Jun 2025 Nothing newer

    “I take my vitamin C at that time.”

    Since 2020 · 2 episodes

Where they split

Some of them take these. Others have said on air they're skeptical.

Melatonin

Attia only takes it for jet lag. Sinclair's mention is from 2019.

Takes it ·

“So I take 3 milligrams.”

2:56 Rhonda Patrick · Jun 2025

Skeptical ·

“I am not a fan of melatonin”

56:01 Andrew Huberman · Jan 2023

Takes it ·

“Call it a gram of resveratrol every morning”

55:04 David Sinclair · Aug 2026

Skeptical ·

“It clearly has no effect on lifespan”

53:16 Peter Attia · Jul 2024

BPC-157

An injected peptide. Not approved by the FDA.

Takes it ·

“Can't find the pain. It's gone.”

1:45:18 Andrew Huberman · Sep 2026

Skeptical ·

“The case study and poster child for everything that should make you skeptical of a peptide.”

12:54 Peter Attia · Aug 2026

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How we count. A check mark means the person said on a podcast that they take it. A blue ring without a check means they recommend it but haven't said they take it. A faded photo means we have no record, not that they don't take it. Paid ad reads only count when the person also says they use it. Re-aired episodes are labeled and don't count as new mentions.

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