Condition
Internet Gaming Disorder
Internet Gaming Disorder is a pattern of gaming in which a person loses control over play, puts it ahead of other parts of life, and keeps going despite clear harm. Little research on supplements for it has been reviewed here so far, so there are no trial findings to report yet. N-acetyl cysteine and omega-3 fatty acids are the ones most often studied, but the evidence is limited.
Sources: PMID 22214254
- Supplements studied
- 0
- Graded outcomes
- 0
- People studied
- 1,115
No graded evidence yetWe haven’t found supplement studies for Internet Gaming Disorder that meet the bar for a grade.
The Internet Gaming Disorder Support protocol
2 primary supplements · 3 supporting supplements
- N-Acetyl Cysteine1,200–2,400 mg daily in divided doses
- Omega-3 Fatty Acids2–3 g EPA+DHA daily