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Who uses Urolithin A?
3 people we profile have publicly said they use Urolithin A. Each entry quotes them and links the primary source, with the date it was stated or, for an undated page, the date we accessed it. This is reporting, not a recommendation.
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- Ben Greenfield · item: Urolithin A gummies (Timeline) in morning smoothieThe post includes a discount codeDose (as stated): 4
“I’ve personally been dropping 4 @time____line Urolithin-A strawberry flavored gummies in my morning post-workout smoothie”
As stated in @bengreenfield on X: Urolithin A gummies (reply) [15]No product linkProfile last verified . - Dave Pascoe · item: Urolithin A (Mitopure powder), in workout shake (previous list)Previous list, not current (page undated; accessed 2026-10-17). Affiliate links on his pageDose (as stated): 1 packet (3g, containing 500mg of Urolithin A)
“Mitopure Powder, 1 packet (3g, containing 500mg of Urolithin A)”
Source: My Supplement List (davepascoe.net), "PREVIOUS supplements list and timing" section (Section headed "The following is my PREVIOUS supplements list and timing" (page undated)), accessed 2026-10-17 (page undated) [8]No product linkProfile last verified . - Tim Ferriss · item: Urolithin A (brand and dose not stated)Dose (as stated): not publicly stated
“There are a few supplements that I’m taking consistently, the creatine, the Urolithin A, et cetera.”
As stated in The Tim Ferriss Show Transcripts: The Random Show, Couch Edition! (#858) (Official transcript on tim.blog (no timestamps)) [2]No product linkProfile last verified .