A curated collection of the tools, foods, and the books our team reaches for and recommends to the patients we care for.
We get a version of the same question all the time: “What do you actually use?” This page is our answer. Everything here is something a member of the REBOOT team keeps in their own kitchen, gym bag, or on their nightstand. Think of these as starting points, not prescriptions. We make recommendations; you make the decisions that fit your life. And when you want help sorting through what’s right for you, that’s exactly the kind of conversation we’re built for.
An honest note
As an Amazon Associate, REBOOT earns from qualifying purchases. The product links below are Amazon Affiliate links, and buying through them costs you nothing extra. We may also receive a portion of Fullscript dispensary sales. We only share things our team genuinely uses and trusts; the commission never decides what makes this list.
Supplements & Nutritional Support
For supplements and nutritional support, our providers use Fullscript: a professional dispensary that lets us recommend specific, high-quality products chosen for you. Unlike what you’ll find on a retail shelf, these are selected with your labs, history, and current plan in mind, and your provider can see what you’re taking.
Already a patient? Your provider can send recommendations directly to your account.
Looking for supplements specifically? Those live in our Fullscript dispensary, where our providers can tailor recommendations to you. The items below are everyday foods our team keeps stocked.
That's what we're here for. Whether you're curious about a single product, wondering which supplements are actually right for you, or ready to build a plan around your health and your family's, we'll help you sort through it.
And if you're wondering how ongoing, membership-based care fits into all of this, that's a conversation we'd love to have too.
The information on this page is for general education and isn't medical advice. Products and books are recommendations, not treatment. Talk with your provider about what's right for you.
