Joints and Mobility: supplements ranked by the human studies

We graded 44 joint health products in our catalog against the human studies of their ingredients, the dose that worked and what the reviews say, then we rank them based on the evidence. This page is educational, not medical advice.

Products graded
44
Ranked
42
Human studies read
578 of 2,854 screened
Ingredients with evidence
42
Biohacker Opinions
10/10
What the studies sayMembersThe ingredients that work, strongest evidence first

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Ingredients with evidenceMembersThe 9 strongest of 42
IngredientStudies readWhat they showDose that worked
Curcumin / turmeric21
Boswellia48
Glucosamine Sulfate Potassium60
Chondroitin Sulfate59
Ginger45
MSM21
Collagen20
Quercetin9
Glucosamine Sulfate51
Products – highest ranked firstMembersThe top 3 of 42 ranked, by the studies, then reviews
A recommended product, named for members
· reviews positive · a month
A recommended product, named for members
· reviews positive · a month
A recommended product, named for members
· reviews positive

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Biohacker panelMembersHow many of our 10 biohackers recommend each ingredient
Questions people askMembers

What is the best supplement for joint health?

Answer for members.

How much curcumin / turmeric a day?

Answer for members.

Can I take these with my meds?

Answer for members.

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Educational, not medical advice. Grades come from human studies on PubMed, the dose that worked, store reviews we read ourselves and our biohacker panel. Updated as new studies arrive. How we grade →