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THE PLAIT GUIDE

Supplements and wearable scores: know the limits

Plait editorial · Updated

Plait does not prescribe supplements or maintain a clinically validated ranking of products that improve WHOOP scores. Earlier performance percentages and supplement stacks on this page have been removed.

A score is not a supplement assessment

A change in a wearable reading after taking a product does not establish that the product caused it. Plait does not screen medication interactions, diagnose a deficiency or evaluate the safety of a supplement for your health history.

Use evidence for the actual ingredient

The NIH Office of Dietary Supplements provides ingredient-specific evidence and safety information for exercise supplements. That evidence concerns particular outcomes and does not validate a promised increase in a wearable recovery score. Discuss suitability with a qualified healthcare professional, especially if you take medication.

Keep meal planning separate

Plait’s food catalog and meal arithmetic are designed for weighed food portions. They are not a supplement dosing engine. You can inspect each meal, list food exclusions and build a shopping list without buying any promoted supplement. We do not turn a red recovery score into an automatic product recommendation.

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