5 Supplements Your Parents Should Be Taking (But Likely Aren't)
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October 1st 2025
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In this clip from Rhonda's appearance on The Tim Ferriss Show, she discusses:
- Can a simple multivitamin actually reverse brain aging?
- Why supplementing vitamin D is a no-brainer for older adults
- Should older adults supplement with omega-3?
- Why Rhonda's dad supplements with ubiquinol
- What happened when Rhonda's mom started taking sulforaphane
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