Move over green juice cleanses—the real celebrity wellness secret is far less Instagram-ready. According to Rolling Stone's deep dive into men's multivitamins, A-list names like Ryan Reynolds, Jennifer Lopez, and Dwyane Wade are among the roughly 35% of American adults taking daily supplements.

Multivitamins are collections of micronutrients—the exact same molecules you'd get from food—packed into one convenient pill.

Men's nutrient needs differ from women's. Guys need more zinc for prostate health and less iron, which is why one-size-fits-all vitamins don't work. Whether you're dealing with a weakened immune system, low energy, or hair and skin problems, the right multivitamin may help.

Top options range from $29 for vegan products like Future Kind Essential to $79 for premium powder blends like AG1 Next Gen. For gummy options, Grüns Superfoods Greens Gummies ($54.40) are available.

Ritual Men's Multivitamin 50+ ($39) is designed for men over 50, while their standard 18+ formula ($33) is labeled "best overall." MegaFood Men's Advanced Multivitamin ($30.99) is easier on the stomach.

One important point: multivitamins are not a substitute for eating actual food. They fill nutrient gaps—they don't cover up a fast-food diet. But for those juggling demanding schedules and inconsistent meals, they offer a practical option that even Hollywood's biggest names rely on.