Supplement & Nutrient Encyclopedia
Supplements for metabolic health: what the human evidence shows
14 supplements in our encyclopedia have at least one graded human outcome for metabolic health. Each row shows the strongest one, ranked by grade and then by the number of people studied. A high grade means the research is solid, not that the effect is large: open the row for the size of the effect and the dose tested.
Strongest evidence per supplement
Articles
- Berberine Side Effects and Drug Interactions: The Liver-Enzyme Problem Nobody Mentions
- Berberine, “Nature’s Ozempic”: What the Trials Actually Show (Hint: About 2 Pounds)
- Does NMN Work? It Raises NAD, but Pooled Trials Find Little Else So Far
- Does Vitamin D Protect Your Bones? The 25,871-Person Trial That Surprised Everyone
- Fenugreek and Blood Sugar: Lower Readings in Pooled Trials, Low-Quality Evidence
- Fenugreek Side Effects: Digestive Upset, Low Blood Sugar and a Pregnancy Warning
- How Many Brazil Nuts a Day Is Too Many? The Selenium Math in One Handful
- Is NMN Legal in the US? FDA Reversed Its 2022 Position on September 29, 2025
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