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Supplement Timing Guide

A circadian-anchored daily schedule showing when to take each supplement for maximum effect. Toggle to your personal stack for a personalised view.

LifestyleSupplementPharmaceuticalFasted

Wake

~6–7 am

Fasted

Early AM

Morning

7–10 am

Pre-Workout

30–60 min pre

With Meal

Any meal

Afternoon

1–5 pm

Evening

6–9 pm

Pre-Sleep

30–60 min before bed

Anytime

Flexible

About this schedule

Timing recommendations are grounded in circadian biology — the body's ~24-hour molecular clock that governs hormone secretion, enzyme activity, insulin sensitivity, and sleep architecture. Taking supplements in alignment with these rhythms can measurably improve their efficacy. Hover any pill in the Timeline view for detailed circadian notes and synergy pairings.