Robb spoke about this on his last podcast and mentioned that these were only used to help him back to health. As he mentioned in the blog from all the traveling his adrenals and cortisol were shot. I don't think he would recommend all those for a healthy individual.

I was at an all day seminar with Matt Lalonde who is a phD Chemist and a nutrition research paleo dude at Harvard and he typically sees eye to eye with Robb on most topics. When it comes to supplementation his only recommendations (all backed by extensive research) is a vitamin D if you live in the northern hemisphere or don't get daily sun exposure, and omega-3 supplementation. He actually suggests using an Alga-DHA since your body can make EPA from DHA fairly inexpensively, and mentioned that most fish oils oxidize easily and is concerned about the sustainability of fish-oil harvesting. I am a big proponent of making sure that if you do get fish oil that you get a quality oil that is cold-pressed and has added antioxidants prior to bottling it since it does rancidify easily. The litmus test is if the oil in the bottle or capsule tastes awful then it's probably rancid (most cheap brands are rancid). In terms of vitamins and minerals, if you have all your ducks in a row with food quality then you should not need any supplementation. Matt drinks electrolyte enhanced water to make sure he gets enough minerals including magnesium. The only other supplement that he considers is probiotics if you have been sick, had antibiotic treatments, and do not eat fermented foods.

I do take most of those- sometimes I pop a Trader Joe's fish oil mostly if I eat out, I usually take NOW vitamin D with breakfast, Blue Bonnett magnesium at night. I only really take enzymes (Source Naturals) when I have gluten, and I used to take probiotics (Dr. Ohira's or Pearls) religiously, but have been having a hard time remembering to take them & I want to start those up again due to some upset stomach issues.