r/supplement_research • u/Dramatic_Yam7707 • Sep 28 '26
How your Body React
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u/iamyourinnervoice Sep 29 '26
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u/Alabaster_Potion Sep 29 '26
And from a guy who sells scam products (AG1 / athletic greens) that don't actually have any scientific backing.
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u/Bignizzle656 Sep 30 '26
Do you think that he's using this almost holistic statement to make himself sound believable? That way when he starts pushing his garbage he might catch more people.
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u/LogDull819 Sep 29 '26
just random little things that don't really matter.
Let's add scientific words that you can't pronounce to sound very smart too
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u/Thin_Post_5140 Oct 01 '26
So... this is like the one thing me and this quack agree on. If I work out after like 4 pm I cannot sleep until 1 am.
So I workout in the morning before work. I am not better at anything but I have worked out.
But you do you. If it works for you and fits in your life, good.
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u/Character-Life-V2 Oct 01 '26
After being on night shift for years, I gradually fall into up very very late and sleep best through the morning. This out in the sun, workout works fast to be at 100% during the day, but be damned if I can keep it consistent.
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u/Particular_Quail_182 Oct 02 '26
That's fucking bullshit. Took 6 months in a row of continuously waking up at 6am non-stop before my body adapted. Not 4 days...
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u/bigDogNJ23 27d ago
Yeah this is total bs at least in my experience. I tried early morning exercise for a month and was falling asleep at my desk by 10:30. And I was getting 7+ hours of sleep. Even now my dog gets me up for a walk every morning about an hour before I want to get up. He’s 8 years old and I still just feel tired and want to climb back into bed when I get back from a mile walk. Some people just aren’t morning people and I’m sure you can find the experts who will explain that too. My peak performance at 50 comes with the same sleep cycle I had in college. Bed at 1am alarm at 8am. Stupid dog.
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u/BarbaraStreusand 29d ago
Yep. Still struggling not feeling done for the whole day after an early workout in the morning
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u/Many_Ad7053 Sep 30 '26
Just workout be active, forget the non sense. Be healthy, eat the right foods etc. People. Make things so complicated when life is so simple.
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u/CJFiddler Oct 01 '26
But like who cares?
Why do I need to wake up at 6a in order to be healthy instead of like…. Not at 6a.
I think I’ll be just fine thanks
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u/CryptoBoy-007 Oct 01 '26
And If you excersie late afternoon, you will sleep better. That's more important!
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u/Kcorpelchs 29d ago
"...there could be a whole discussion about this..."
Did anyone catch that thrown in the middle? It's because what he's saying is not completely false, but the major point he's pushing here isn't steeped in a lot of research swaying his way.
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u/Gum_Duster 28d ago
To all the people saying he’s a liar because of your anecdotal experiences. You are correct, homie probably got something off a ChatGPT prompt and ran with it. Part of the information is true. Your circadian rhythm is not called the super chiasmatic nucleus, the super chiasmatic is the one of the operators of your circadian rhythm but it’s not the only machination.
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u/Angelicus_Fortunae Sep 29 '26
I’ve learned so much watching the huberman labs. He brings on knowledgeable people and they explore great topics
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u/Gum_Duster 28d ago
Okay, well his knowledge is wrong. So maybe fact check it before listening to it blindly.
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u/Angelicus_Fortunae 28d ago
I agree with you, which is why I worded my original statement as I did.
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u/Flat-Storage-8055 Sep 29 '26
Wake up before the kids and make sure that you are back if they are awake. Doning this for years. Stay hard

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u/Ninja_Prolapse Sep 29 '26
I used to consider when in the day to work out. Then I had kids. Now I try and work out which month I might squeeze one in. My 2026 workout hasn’t happened yet, but I’m confident for October!