Powers your cells to produce ATP (the body’s fuel)
Critical for heart and brain function
Declines naturally with age — and even faster if you take statins
Dose: 100–300 mg/day
Best Form: Ubiquinol
Timing: Morning or midday, with food
Vital for red blood cell production and brain function
Deficiency causes tiredness, brain fog, and numbness
Common in adults over 50 due to poor stomach absorption
Dose: 1000 mcg/day
Best Form: Methylcobalamin (active)
Timing: Morning, sublingual or empty stomach
Helps your body adapt to stress
Reduces both physical and mental exhaustion
Improves motivation and mental clarity in older adults
Dose: 200–400 mg/day
Best Form: 3% rosavins extract
Timing: Morning or before exercise
NAD+ is essential for cellular energy and DNA repair
Declines significantly with age
Boosting NAD+ can improve metabolism, alertness, and longevity markers
Dose: 250–500 mg/day
Best Form: NMN or NR capsules
Timing: Morning
Required by over 300 energy-related enzymes
Improves muscle recovery, sleep, and stress regulation
Commonly low in older adults, especially with processed diets
Dose: 200–400 mg/day
Best Form: Glycinate or citrate
Timing: Evening
Supports testosterone, immunity, and cellular energy
Low D3 linked to fatigue and depression
Deficiency is widespread, especially in winter months
Dose: 2000–5000 IU/day
Best Form: D3 with K2 (MK-7)
Timing: With fatty food
Morning:
✅ B12
✅ Rhodiola
✅ NAD+
✅ CoQ10
Evening:
✅ Magnesium
✅ D3 (with dinner)
Start slowly, track how you feel, and check with your doctor before combining with medications.
Supplements are powerful — but they work best when paired with the right habits:
Daily movement – even 20 minutes increases energy
Hydration – dehydration = instant fatigue
Balanced meals – protein and healthy fats stabilize energy
Sleep optimization – magnesium and D3 support deeper rest
Cold exposure or contrast showers – boost mitochondrial activity
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Safe stacking protocol
You don’t have to accept fatigue as your “new normal.”
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Stay strong,
Dr. William Hunter
Family Physician & Nutrition Expert
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