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Work · April 3, 2026

What Worked for Me

Medications vs therapy vs supplements, ranked for 118 goals

What Worked for Me launched on April 3, 2026 with 2 votes, #4,561 of 21,248 launches that month.

What it does

You searched "best treatment for anxiety" and got psychiatrists recommending medication, therapists recommending therapy, and bloggers recommending supplements. What Worked for Me puts every approach on one page, ranked by effectiveness, with cost, time to results, and side effects. 118 life goals, 2,600+ solutions across 23 categories. Browse everything without signing up

Life goals with solutions grouped by effectiveness. From sleep to anxiety, stop guessing, start solving.

Everything people try, ranked by effectiveness, cost, and time to results. Each goal has its own page listing every solution people have tried. See what is most effective, whether it be a medication, a habit, a book, or an app. Local Music Teacher (Private Lessons) , Online Guitar Lessons with Justin Sandercoe (JustinGuitar.com) 8 reflux medications from Tums to Voquezna, ranked by effectiveness. Generic omeprazole outrates the $250-500-a-month newcomer. 51 IBS solutions grouped by effectiveness tier. Diagnosis and the FODMAP protocol lead. Gut-brain apps outrank most medications. Insomnia solutions grouped by effectiveness tier. The entire top tier is behavioral and free. Melatonin ranks…from whatworkedforme.io

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