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Buck 10-25-2012 06:02 AM

ZMA is the shit
 
Does anyone else here take it? Its Zinc, Magnesium, and B6. I take it right before bed and I get the best sleep ever. Hell, I've even had control of my dreams.

Waking up is super easy and overall I feel more like a man. Check it out if you.haven't already.

Saulbadguy 10-25-2012 06:03 AM

Placebo, does nothing, scam.

BlackHelicopters 10-25-2012 06:03 AM

If Norv takes it, I'm in.

seclark 10-25-2012 06:04 AM

what do you mean, "control of my dreams"?
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RockChalk 10-25-2012 06:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Saulbadguy (Post 9047566)
Placebo, does nothing, scam.

So long as it works for him, does it really matter?

007 10-25-2012 06:11 AM

STuff never worked for me.

Buck 10-25-2012 06:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Saulbadguy (Post 9047566)
Placebo, does nothing, scam.

LOL. Mr Pessimism right on time.
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Originally Posted by seclark (Post 9047569)
what do you mean, "control of my dreams"?
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A few days ago when I woke up, I remembered my dream completely. I felt like I had control over what I did in the dream. Last night I decided to test it and I told myself I'm going to dream about trains. It sorta worked because I ended up riding a train from Philly to LA in my dream. I don't know. Its weird. I remember so much detail from my dreams since I've started taking it. Very vivid stuff.

007 10-25-2012 06:12 AM

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Originally Posted by seclark (Post 9047569)
what do you mean, "control of my dreams"?
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He experiments with inception.

007 10-25-2012 06:14 AM

I had a dream last night that I was getting mugged and the mugger twisted my arm pretty damn hard. Woke up in the morning and that arm was really, I mean really, sore.

Saulbadguy 10-25-2012 06:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Buck (Post 9047578)
A few days ago when I woke up, I remembered my dream completely. I felt like I had control over what I did in the dream. Last night I decided to test it and I told myself I'm going to dream about trains. It sorta worked because I ended up riding a train from Philly to LA in my dream. I don't know. Its weird. I remember so much detail from my dreams since I've started taking it. Very vivid stuff.

Our minds are powerful entities.

007 10-25-2012 06:21 AM

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Originally Posted by Saulbadguy (Post 9047588)
Our minds are powerful entities.

Then there is Matt Cassel.

seclark 10-25-2012 06:21 AM

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Originally Posted by Buck (Post 9047578)
A few days ago when I woke up, I remembered my dream completely. I felt like I had control over what I did in the dream. Last night I decided to test it and I told myself I'm going to dream about trains. It sorta worked because I ended up riding a train from Philly to LA in my dream. I don't know. Its weird. I remember so much detail from my dreams since I've started taking it. Very vivid stuff.

so, you're taking this as some kind of sleep aid? (sorry if i sound like donger)
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Buck 10-25-2012 06:25 AM

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Originally Posted by seclark (Post 9047590)
so, you're taking this as some kind of sleep aid? (sorry if i sound like donger)
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It was recommended to me for muscle recovery (by way of better sleep at night). Nearly every review of it talks about awesome sleep. Check it out.

Saulbadguy 10-25-2012 06:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Buck (Post 9047595)
It was recommended to me for muscle recovery (by way of better sleep at night). Nearly every review of it talks about awesome sleep. Check it out.

If you think and believe something is going to make you sleep better it's going to make you sleep better.

007 10-25-2012 06:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Saulbadguy (Post 9047598)
If you think and believe something is going to make you sleep better it's going to make you sleep better.

I guess I don't believe anything will make me sleep better then, because nothing works with any success.

seclark 10-25-2012 06:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Buck (Post 9047595)
It was recommended to me for muscle recovery (by way of better sleep at night). Nearly every review of it talks about awesome sleep. Check it out.

don't think so, thanks.
my sleep is ****ed up enough w/dreams, walking and talking. if i take something, i want it to knock me out. no dreams at all(that i can remember).
it just interests me when i hear of people talking about their dreams.

like sbg said, the mind is a powerful entity.
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Brock 10-25-2012 06:33 AM

Can you sleep less, or do you still have to sleep the same number of hours?

Buck 10-25-2012 06:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Saulbadguy (Post 9047598)
If you think and believe something is going to make you sleep better it's going to make you sleep better.

Not really.

htismaqe 10-25-2012 06:51 AM

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Originally Posted by seclark (Post 9047569)
what do you mean, "control of my dreams"?
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You know exactly what it means.

http://turtlecanyon.files.wordpress....ding-story.png

Buck 10-25-2012 07:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Brock (Post 9047606)
Can you sleep less, or do you still have to sleep the same number of hours?

People claim that is the case. Not for me. I tried getting 5 hours only on the ZMA and I was pretty dead the next morning. It doesn't help you fall asleep either, just gives you a deeper sleep. As far as it being a placebo or hoax, I read a study that it has minimal effect on men's testosterone levels, which it is sometimes marketed for. However, a simple Google search should pretty much put away any doubts that one has about its positive effects on sleep.

Aspengc8 10-25-2012 07:09 AM

Sleep is overrated for recovery. Food quantity/quality is much more important. I don't think I've had more than 5hr sleep/night since my daughter was born 9 months ago, and I still hit PR's. Shit I had 2 hours sleep last week and drove upstate with a buddy for a meet and still hit a 1200 total.

Deberg_1990 10-25-2012 07:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Buck (Post 9047578)

A few days ago when I woke up, I remembered my dream completely. I felt like I had control over what I did in the dream. Last night I decided to test it and I told myself I'm going to dream about trains. It sorta worked because I ended up riding a train from Philly to LA in my dream. I don't know. Its weird. I remember so much detail from my dreams since I've started taking it. Very vivid stuff.

Have you reached level 4 yet? What did you use as your kick to wake up?

TheGuardian 10-25-2012 07:26 AM

ZMA really works, and has been proven to. It's not placebo.

It's not so much that it makes you sleepy, but it relaxes your mind which allow you to fall asleep easier.

Buck 10-25-2012 07:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Deberg_1990 (Post 9047654)
Have you reached level 4 yet? What did you use as your kick to wake up?

No joke I woke up freaking out because I was under arrest, was dehydrated, and the cop was making me drink milk. I don't consume sugars so it freaked me out.

I woke up and my mouth was super dry.

LiveSteam 10-25-2012 07:27 AM

It made my pee turn green.

loochy 10-25-2012 07:27 AM

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Originally Posted by TheGuardian (Post 9047674)
ZMA really works, and has been proven to. It's not placebo.

It's not so much that it makes you sleepy, but it relaxes your mind which allow you to fall asleep easier.

...if you are deficient in zinc or magnesium

loochy 10-25-2012 07:31 AM

BTW buck...I haven't seen many posts from you lately? What happened?

Buck 10-25-2012 07:34 AM

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Originally Posted by loochy (Post 9047683)
BTW buck...I haven't seen many posts from you lately? What happened?

Work 5 am- 3:30 pm everyday. Then I lift after work til 6ish 3 days a week. I'm usually here on the weekends though.

Fansy the Famous Bard 10-25-2012 07:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Buck (Post 9047564)
Does anyone else here take it? Its Zinc, Magnesium, and B6. I take it right before bed and I get the best sleep ever. Hell, I've even had control of my dreams.

Waking up is super easy and overall I feel more like a man. Check it out if you.haven't already.

I'm not taking anything where the creators can't spell the acronym of their own product correctly. :p

savchief 10-25-2012 08:05 AM

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Originally Posted by TheGuardian (Post 9047674)
ZMA really works, and has been proven to. It's not placebo.

It's not so much that it makes you sleepy, but it relaxes your mind which allow you to fall asleep easier.

Not true, I just looked and there are exactly ZERO studies say ZMA has any effect on anything, and there are well-designed double blind studies showing it has zero effect on testosterone. So the feeling more "manly" is pure placebo. Sleep evidence is all word of mouth (anecdotal). No studies have been done as far as I see pertaining to sleep benefits.
One study had "evidence" that it increased testosterone, but that study was done by ZMA creator, Victor Conte of BALCO infamy. The study has been discredited and has never been duplicated.
But the placebo effect is often just as real for those who feel it. If you believe it's giving you better sleep, then enjoy. Only thing getting hurt is your wallet.

WV 10-25-2012 08:07 AM

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Originally Posted by seclark (Post 9047602)
don't think so, thanks.
my sleep is ****ed up enough w/dreams, walking and talking. if i take something, i want it to knock me out. no dreams at all(that i can remember).
it just interests me when i hear of people talking about their dreams.

like sbg said, the mind is a powerful entity.
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Entertainment for the kids!

loochy 10-25-2012 08:08 AM

Although I do have to say that when I took it in college it DID do something to my sleep (not muscles though). I would go to sleep and wake up super early and I'd be wide wide awake. I had lots of dreams too. It's kind of weird.

And it WASN'T placebo because I didn't even know it was known to mess with sleep at the time (it was right when ZMA came out and I took it for the claimed test upping effects). The effect on sleep was very noticeable and it definitely wasn't a placebo. It took me a few weeks to draw a connection to what was messing with my sleep and it stopped when the ZMA ran out.

QuikSsurfer 10-25-2012 08:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Aspengc8 (Post 9047648)
Sleep is overrated for recovery. Food quantity/quality is much more important. I don't think I've had more than 5hr sleep/night since my daughter was born 9 months ago, and I still hit PR's. Shit I had 2 hours sleep last week and drove upstate with a buddy for a meet and still hit a 1200 total.

Wat?

loochy 10-25-2012 08:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Aspengc8 (Post 9047648)
Sleep is overrated for recovery. Food quantity/quality is much more important. I don't think I've had more than 5hr sleep/night since my daughter was born 9 months ago, and I still hit PR's. Shit I had 2 hours sleep last week and drove upstate with a buddy for a meet and still hit a 1200 total.

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Originally Posted by QuikSsurfer (Post 9047776)
Wat?

Get more sleep and you'll be even better?

htismaqe 10-25-2012 08:14 AM

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Originally Posted by loochy (Post 9047683)
BTW buck...I haven't seen many posts from you lately? What happened?

Can't post...busy controlling dreams!

KCUnited 10-25-2012 08:16 AM

This sounds similar to my experiences with melatonin, better sleep, more vivid dreams. How do the 2 differ?

loochy 10-25-2012 08:22 AM

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Originally Posted by KCUnited (Post 9047790)
This sounds similar to my experiences with melatonin, better sleep, more vivid dreams. How do the 2 differ?

Melatonin is a hormone.

ZMA is a combo of Zinc, Magnesium, and B6.

FYI - more than half of Americans don't get enough Magnesium, so that's probably what's causing the effect.
http://www.longislanddiabetes.org/Mi...0for%20ADA.pdf

Frosty 10-25-2012 08:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Buck (Post 9047675)
No joke I woke up freaking out because I was under arrest, was dehydrated, and the cop was making me drink milk. I don't consume sugars so it freaked me out.

I woke up and my mouth was super dry.


I've been gluten free for 6.5 years and I still have gluten nightmares, where I eat some bread or something then stop and think "oh, wait!" and hunker down to wait for the pain to start. I am so relieved when I wake up and realize it's a dream. LMAO

Buck 10-25-2012 08:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Frosty (Post 9047820)
I've been gluten free for 6.5 years and I still have gluten nightmares, where I eat some bread or something then stop and think "oh, wait!" and hunker down to wait for the pain to start. I am so relieved when I wake up and realize it's a dream. LMAO

Yeah. I have sugar nightmares at least once a week lol.

BigCatDaddy 10-25-2012 08:35 AM

Any Gaba users?

Aspengc8 10-25-2012 08:40 AM

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Originally Posted by QuikSsurfer (Post 9047776)
Wat?

Whats not to understand? Do you need a consistent 8hrs of sleep to recover? Nope. I've been eating my ass off and sleeping 4-5 hrs/night, and training 5 sometimes 6 times per week and recovering fine. Weights going up every week so whats complicated about that? Am I tired, hell yeah. Nothing a good pre-workout drink can't fix.

gblowfish 10-25-2012 08:44 AM

It's shit, that's for sure....

http://i48.tinypic.com/30xho2c.jpg

BigCatDaddy 10-25-2012 08:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Aspengc8 (Post 9047835)
Whats not to understand? Do you need a consistent 8hrs of sleep to recover? Nope. I've been eating my ass off and sleeping 4-5 hrs/night, and training 5 sometimes 6 times per week and recovering fine. Weights going up every week so whats complicated about that? Am I tired, hell yeah. Nothing a good pre-workout drink can't fix.

How long have you been training for continuously to this point? Any other PED's besides caffeine?

TheGuardian 10-25-2012 08:48 AM

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Originally Posted by savchief (Post 9047756)
Not true, I just looked and there are exactly ZERO studies say ZMA has any effect on anything, and there are well-designed double blind studies showing it has zero effect on testosterone. So the feeling more "manly" is pure placebo. Sleep evidence is all word of mouth (anecdotal). No studies have been done as far as I see pertaining to sleep benefits.
One study had "evidence" that it increased testosterone, but that study was done by ZMA creator, Victor Conte of BALCO infamy. The study has been discredited and has never been duplicated.
But the placebo effect is often just as real for those who feel it. If you believe it's giving you better sleep, then enjoy. Only thing getting hurt is your wallet.

It would only make you "feel more manly" if you were already deficient in zinc. Then yes, it would help raise natural test levels.

But either way, you're wrong.

http://www.charlespoliquin.com/Blog/...Deficient.aspx

TheGuardian 10-25-2012 08:50 AM

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Originally Posted by Aspengc8 (Post 9047648)
Sleep is overrated for recovery. Food quantity/quality is much more important. I don't think I've had more than 5hr sleep/night since my daughter was born 9 months ago, and I still hit PR's. Shit I had 2 hours sleep last week and drove upstate with a buddy for a meet and still hit a 1200 total.

A 1200 total? I hope you're 130 pounds.

Sleep is the most important factor in recovery. You may can pull off a decent training session here or there with lack of sleep, but without a lot of solid sleep growth will be inhibited.

BIG_DADDY 10-25-2012 08:57 AM

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Originally Posted by savchief (Post 9047756)
Not true, I just looked and there are exactly ZERO studies say ZMA has any effect on anything, and there are well-designed double blind studies showing it has zero effect on testosterone. So the feeling more "manly" is pure placebo. Sleep evidence is all word of mouth (anecdotal). No studies have been done as far as I see pertaining to sleep benefits.
One study had "evidence" that it increased testosterone, but that study was done by ZMA creator, Victor Conte of BALCO infamy. The study has been discredited and has never been duplicated.
But the placebo effect is often just as real for those who feel it. If you believe it's giving you better sleep, then enjoy. Only thing getting hurt is your wallet.

I get asked all the time why I don't post in the fitness and supp threads anymore and it is because of posts like this. The calming effects of magnesium and calcium were well known way back when I was a just a kid which was a long time ago. I am sure you could come up with all kids of examples right here at the planet. About 6 months back Iherb sent me a few complimentary packs to try. A deeper undisturbed sleep is immediately noticeable as well as the ability to sleep longer. I usually can only sleep 7 hours but I can sleep up to 10 hours after taking the product and yes because of that you definately have more dreams you remember. I bought a couple bottles and have turned friends and family onto it and have recieved the same feedback with one even dumping his sleep meds. You certainly will not be bringing a tranquilizer to the party but the effects are very noticeable.

On a supp note I have to say I love using nitric oxide. I got a bottle of vitrix the other day as I was told the product was amazing. It's like walking around at 16 again with a boner. YOu want to **** until you draw back a bloody stub and have unfriggen believably strong orgasms you gotta roll with that combo. I like their t-up product as well with a little reversitrol when cycling down.

Aspengc8 10-25-2012 08:57 AM

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Originally Posted by TheGuardian (Post 9047858)
A 1200 total? I hope you're 130 pounds.

Sleep is the most important factor in recovery. You may can pull off a decent training session here or there with lack of sleep, but without a lot of solid sleep growth will be inhibited.

Just DL/SQ. Cant bench for another 6 months, just had 3 osteophytes removed from my left shoulders. Not nearly as strong as some of the beasts on this site, but not bad considering the injuries I've been through. Anyway..

I'm sure 8 hours would be better, but I cant remember for the life of me the last time I had that much. Everyone is different and what some people need to grow isn't the same as the next. People respond differently to different types of training, intensity, etc but as long as caloric needs are met, I think people can and will grow off low sleep. Not NO sleep, but 5-6 hours per night should b fine.

TheGuardian 10-25-2012 08:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Aspengc8 (Post 9047872)
Just DL/SQ. Cant bench for another 6 months, just had 3 osteophytes removed from my left shoulders.

I'm sure 8 hours would be better, but I cant remember for the life of me the last time I had that much. Everyone is different antd what some people need to grow isnt the same as the next.

Then since you don't get 8, you can't say. I can tell you that when my sleep is top notch, training is too. However as a lifetime insomniac that isn't often.

Aspengc8 10-25-2012 09:05 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheGuardian (Post 9047878)
Then since you don't get 8, you can't say. I can tell you that when my sleep is top notch, training is too. However as a lifetime insomniac that isn't often.

But you still progress on your lifts as a insomniac, no?

BIG_DADDY 10-25-2012 09:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheGuardian (Post 9047878)
Then since you don't get 8, you can't say. I can tell you that when my sleep is top notch, training is too. However as a lifetime insomniac that isn't often.

We have a place where I live that specializes in making custom tintures. I had them make one for sleeping and it was like getting hit in the head with a baseball bat. You might want to try that if you are trying to stay on natural products. If you can't find a place that does cusom work like that I could refer you.

BoneKrusher 10-25-2012 09:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Guru (Post 9047579)
He experiments with inception.

so it's the immaculate inception.

BigCatDaddy 10-25-2012 09:11 AM

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Originally Posted by BIG_DADDY (Post 9047870)
I get asked all the time why I don't post in the fitness and supp threads anymore and it is because of posts like this. The calming effects of magnesium and calcium were well known way back when I was a just a kid which was a long time ago. I am sure you could come up with all kids of examples right here at the planet. About 6 months back Iherb sent me a few complimentary packs to try. A deeper undisturbed sleep is immediately noticeable as well as the ability to sleep longer. I usually can only sleep 7 hours but I can sleep up to 10 hours after taking the product and yes because of that you definately have more dreams you remember. I bought a couple bottles and have turned friends and family onto it and have recieved the same feedback with one even dumping his sleep meds. You certainly will not be bringing a tranquilizer to the party but the effects are very noticeable.

On a supp note I have to say I love using nitric oxide. I got a bottle of vitrix the other day as I was told the product was amazing. It's like walking around at 16 again with a boner. YOu want to **** until you draw back a bloody stub and have unfriggen believably strong orgasms you gotta roll with that combo. I like their t-up product as well with a little reversitrol when cycling down.


I had a similar experience using Plasma Jet from Gaspari, but not a fan of NO products as a whole. I do love me some stims though.

Buck 10-25-2012 09:12 AM

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Originally Posted by BIG_DADDY (Post 9047870)
I get asked all the time why I don't post in the fitness and supp threads anymore and it is because of posts like this. The calming effects of magnesium and calcium were well known way back when I was a just a kid which was a long time ago. I am sure you could come up with all kids of examples right here at the planet. About 6 months back Iherb sent me a few complimentary packs to try. A deeper undisturbed sleep is immediately noticeable as well as the ability to sleep longer. I usually can only sleep 7 hours but I can sleep up to 10 hours after taking the product and yes because of that you definately have more dreams you remember. I bought a couple bottles and have turned friends and family onto it and have recieved the same feedback with one even dumping his sleep meds. You certainly will not be bringing a tranquilizer to the party but the effects are very noticeable.

On a supp note I have to say I love using nitric oxide. I got a bottle of vitrix the other day as I was told the product was amazing. It's like walking around at 16 again with a boner. YOu want to **** until you draw back a bloody stub and have unfriggen believably strong orgasms you gotta roll with that combo. I like their t-up product as well with a little reversitrol when cycling down.

Does it have Yohimbe in it? That stuff always does the same to me.

QuikSsurfer 10-25-2012 09:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Aspengc8 (Post 9047835)
Whats not to understand? Do you need a consistent 8hrs of sleep to recover? Nope. I've been eating my ass off and sleeping 4-5 hrs/night, and training 5 sometimes 6 times per week and recovering fine. Weights going up every week so whats complicated about that? Am I tired, hell yeah. Nothing a good pre-workout drink can't fix.

Then I'm assuming you plateaued long ago and you saying you're still adding weights every week is horseshit. When seriously weight training, sleep is most important factor when building/rebuilding muscle.

BIG_DADDY 10-25-2012 09:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Slick (Post 9047899)
I had a similar experience using Plasma Jet from Gaspari, but not a fan of NO products as a whole. I do love me some stims though.

The only thing I have from ON is the ZMA

TheGuardian 10-25-2012 09:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Aspengc8 (Post 9047888)
But you still progress on your lifts as a insomniac, no?

When my sleep is not going well, my training tends to be very up and down, sporadic. When I can get 10-14 days of great sleep in a row, it's off the charts every time.

Recovery happens at it's highest level when you sleep. So even if you have some decent training sessions on little sleep, you'd have even better ones on more sleep. If you can get 10+ hours in plus a nap, watch what happens.....

QuikSsurfer 10-25-2012 09:17 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheGuardian (Post 9047878)
Then since you don't get 8, you can't say. I can tell you that when my sleep is top notch, training is too. However as a lifetime insomniac that isn't often.

Yes sir.

BIG_DADDY 10-25-2012 09:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Buck (Post 9047904)
Does it have Yohimbe in it? That stuff always does the same to me.

liquid-German tribulus

BigCatDaddy 10-25-2012 09:18 AM

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Originally Posted by BIG_DADDY (Post 9047913)
The only thing I have from ON is the ZMA

Ment NO- Nitric Oxide.

BIG_DADDY 10-25-2012 09:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Slick (Post 9047928)
Ment NO- Nitric Oxide.

I am using Nitrix right now.

Aspengc8 10-25-2012 09:31 AM

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Originally Posted by TheGuardian (Post 9047917)
When my sleep is not going well, my training tends to be very up and down, sporadic. When I can get 10-14 days of great sleep in a row, it's off the charts every time.

Recovery happens at it's highest level when you sleep. So even if you have some decent training sessions on little sleep, you'd have even better ones on more sleep. If you can get 10+ hours in plus a nap, watch what happens.....

I'm going to try and sneak a lunchtime nap in @ work and see if it makes a difference.

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Originally Posted by QuikSsurfer (Post 9047912)
Then I'm assuming you plateaued long ago and you saying you're still adding weights every week is horseshit. When seriously weight training, sleep is most important factor when building/rebuilding muscle.

both weights and bodyweight still going up so far. I'm sure it will plateau eventually though.

TheGuardian 10-25-2012 09:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Aspengc8 (Post 9047987)
I'm going to try and sneak a lunchtime nap in @ work.

If I could I would. I just can't ever actually fall asleep. If I get a nap in on the weekends it's like someone gave me a new body in terms of recovery.

BIG_DADDY 10-25-2012 09:41 AM

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Originally Posted by TheGuardian (Post 9047993)
If I could I would. I just can't ever actually fall asleep. If I get a nap in on the weekends it's like someone gave me a new body in terms of recovery.

I can't even imagine living like that. You must be aging at an unreal clip. Have you seen a sleep specialist?

lcarus 10-25-2012 10:44 AM

I'll give it a try. I've been having a bitch of a time getting any sleep lately.

TheGuardian 10-25-2012 11:03 AM

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Originally Posted by BIG_DADDY (Post 9048031)
I can't even imagine living like that. You must be aging at an unreal clip. Have you seen a sleep specialist?

When I was younger. I go through bouts where I am fine. Fall asleep on my own, sleep all night, etc. Then I'll have 1 night and it all starts from there.

I love sleep, I just can't seem to get as much of it as I want. :(

Rausch 10-25-2012 11:11 AM

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Originally Posted by TheGuardian (Post 9047674)
ZMA really works, and has been proven to. It's not placebo.

It's not so much that it makes you sleepy, but it relaxes your mind which allow you to fall asleep easier.

I've been taking generic lorazapam for years for that effect.

I'll definitely try it unless it's like $30 a bottle...

TheGuardian 10-25-2012 11:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Rausch (Post 9048365)
I've been taking generic lorazapam for years for that effect.

I'll definitely try it unless it's like $30 a bottle...

That's a solid choice. I go back and forth between lunesta and ambien when I REALLY need to catch up.

Hoover 10-25-2012 11:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Buck (Post 9047578)
LOL. Mr Pessimism right on time.


A few days ago when I woke up, I remembered my dream completely. I felt like I had control over what I did in the dream. Last night I decided to test it and I told myself I'm going to dream about trains. It sorta worked because I ended up riding a train from Philly to LA in my dream. I don't know. Its weird. I remember so much detail from my dreams since I've started taking it. Very vivid stuff.

Dude if I was going to test it my topic of choice wouldn't be trains. WTF?

BigCatDaddy 10-25-2012 11:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Hoover (Post 9048396)
Dude if I was going to test it my topic of choice wouldn't be trains. WTF?

Maybe just not THAT type of train.

Buck 10-25-2012 11:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Hoover (Post 9048396)
Dude if I was going to test it my topic of choice wouldn't be trains. WTF?

I wanted to test it on something that I never dream or think about.

lcarus 10-25-2012 12:07 PM

If you really wanna have vivid, ****ed up dreams....put on a nicotine patch before bedtime. I'm dead serious. It's nuts. For me at least.

The Franchise 10-25-2012 12:15 PM

Where do you pick it up at?

BigCatDaddy 10-25-2012 12:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Pestilence (Post 9048582)
Where do you pick it up at?

If you aren't in a hurry I would pick it up on Amazon. NOW is a cheap quality brand.
I take their Omege -3 and CoQ10.

http://www.amazon.com/NOW-Foods-Zma-...ywords=now+zma

Buck 10-25-2012 12:23 PM

I bought it at The Vitamin Shoppe.

FAX 10-25-2012 12:43 PM

What if you don't want to dream about trains? Do they have a version that is about ships and boats?

FAX

Bump 10-25-2012 12:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Guru (Post 9047580)
I had a dream last night that I was getting mugged and the mugger twisted my arm pretty damn hard. Woke up in the morning and that arm was really, I mean really, sore.

I've had dreams where I'm constantly peeing, then I'm like WAKE UP WAKE UP WAKE UP GOD DAMNIT WAKE UP

BigCatDaddy 10-25-2012 12:46 PM

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Originally Posted by FAX (Post 9048647)
What if you don't want to dream about trains? Do they have a version that is about ships and boats?

FAX

Then I suggest a water bed and a lovely lady from our BBW threat that likes to toss and turn in her sleep.

FAX 10-25-2012 12:46 PM

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Originally Posted by seclark (Post 9047602)
don't think so, thanks.
my sleep is ****ed up enough w/dreams, walking and talking. if i take something, i want it to knock me out. no dreams at all(that i can remember).
it just interests me when i hear of people talking about their dreams.

like sbg said, the mind is a powerful entity.
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Are you okay, Mr. seclark? I mean, this is like the longest post you've ever made in your whole life. Flat gabby today.

By the way, remember her? Ol' Flat Gabby? Quite a girl ...

FAX

KCinNY 10-25-2012 01:18 PM

Used to experience frequent sleep interruptions due to pain.

Doctor gave me oxycodone...problem solved.

BigCatDaddy 10-25-2012 01:21 PM

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Originally Posted by KCinNY (Post 9048773)
Used to experience frequent sleep interruptions due to pain.

Doctor gave me oxycodone...problem solved.

Ahhh great stuff. I've also used low dosed hyrocodone as a sleep aid. Too much of that stuff and it's like line of speed though.


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