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Inactive biological additives

Adding unnecessary, natural, natural food supplements costs us "only" money. In the words of Jiří Čech: Overall, these products can be classified as a scam for customers . While Jiří Čech is talking about fuel and oil additives , I would like to mention here a short and incomplete list of biological additives that I find dubious:

Arginine (said to be an erection , according to him was also named medially known Arginmax )
GABA (said to sleep )
taurine (part of "energy drinks", said to increase mental performance )
partially hydrolysed edible oils

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