Ranking every supplement that I took

Ranking every supplement that I took. Shilajit. I took it for two months and it did absolutely nothing. D tier. KSM 66 Ashwagandha. Great supplement for managing stress. But personally, I did notice more breakouts while using it. B tier. Vitamin C. Although I do get most of my Vitamin C from vegetables and fruits naturally, I still like to take the supplement in case I'm not getting enough from those sources because it helps with immune support, as well as collagen production, which helps with skin health. D tier. Magnesium Glycinate. Almost everyone already knows how great magnesium glycinate is for recovery. A tier. Zinc. Great for immune support and testosterone production. A tier. TTFD is a more bioavailable form of Vitamin B1. While using it, I noticed more brain power, energy. A tier. Electrolytes. Overmarketed and overhyped. You don't need electrolytes if you ate a salty meal prior to your weight session. Now, if you're going on a hike and you're going to do some strenuous exercise, that's going to be a lot of sweating. Then that's when those electrolytes come in handy and you can take the full scoop. Most of the companies out there selling electrolytes as a necessity are just trying to scare you into buying a product that you don't really need. Only when necessary. Way protein. Just makes hitting protein way easier than it has to be. S tier. Creatine Monohydrate. This one's obvious. S tier. L-Citrulline. Extremely convenient for better pumps, better circulation. S tier. And last, but not least, Vitamin D. I personally think this one goes into S tier, especially during the seasons where I don't get enough natural sun exposure. Upload images to be used in your tier list. Images and