TestoPRO | Stoked | NOW Tribulus & ZMA | LX

[OfficerCartman]

Thoughts on this stack and dosing protocol?

A buddy of mind has asked I look into this for him after months of dieting down and stimulants. I'm already helping him improve his diet but would like some feedback in regards to this stack? I know that the Tribulus and ZMA won't do much for testosterone, but it's mostly there to aid in his sleep and libido issues. He plans on running this stack for a months cycle.

AM Dose
----------
Upon waking up;
Testopro 2 caps
Stoked 2 caps
Tribulus 1 cap
LX 1 cap

4 hours later;
LX 1 cap

PM Dose
----------
Around 12 hours later;
Testopro 2 caps
Stoked 2 caps
Tribulus 1 cap

1 hour before bed;
ZMA 3 caps

With his pre-bed snack
LX 1 cap

[PinchTheBear]

Dosing is sound. Certainly wouldn't add anything.

[OfficerCartman]

Thanks Pinch.

I forgot to ask this in the OP, but I'm pretty sure that any of those supplements (with the exception of ZMA), can be taken on a full/empty stomach or with/without food, correct?

[PinchTheBear]

Thanks Pinch.

I forgot to ask this in the OP, but I'm pretty sure that any of those supplements (with the exception of ZMA), can be taken on a full/empty stomach or with/without food, correct?

Doesn't matter for any of them including ZMA

[OfficerCartman]

Wouldn't there be absorbtion problems caused by the calcium in certain foods in regards to the ZMA? I mean I haven't looked into it in awhile, but last time I did, it was pretty widely accepted that one should try to avoid combining the two as to not interfere with the absorption.

[PinchTheBear]

Wouldn't there be absorbtion problems caused by the calcium in certain foods in regards to the ZMA? I mean I haven't looked into it in awhile, but last time I did, it was pretty widely accepted that one should try to avoid combining the two as to not interfere with the absorption.

Widely accepted by brotologists

See:
http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showpo...&postcount=217
http://jn.nutrition.org/content/130/....full.pdf+html

i.e. it's likely related to phytate/inorganic phosphate/other mineral binding species in specific dairy and soy products. Calcium has nothing to do with it. Avoiding high fiber meals and/or milk with ZMA may be advisable but your zinc status is fine anyway (it's whatever, notasingle****wasgiven, etc.)

[OfficerCartman]

Thx for the links bud