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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. |
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This sounds similar to my experiences with melatonin, better sleep, more vivid dreams. How do the 2 differ?
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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 |
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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 |
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Any Gaba users?
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But either way, you're wrong. http://www.charlespoliquin.com/Blog/...Deficient.aspx |
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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. |
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