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I've been looking around at ZMA supplements, but have been struggling a bit. Clinical trials have shown the negative health effects associated with magnesium stearate, and a lot of supplements seem to have this ingredient.
Any recommendations for a reasonably affordable option?
What interests you about a ZMA product?
[QUOTE=Philoran;1540332801]I've been looking around at ZMA supplements, but have been struggling a bit. Clinical trials have shown the negative health effects associated with magnesium stearate, and a lot of supplements seem to have this ingredient.
Any recommendations for a reasonably affordable option?[/QUOTE]
SNS ZMA. Quite reasonably priced. 1 serving with some Phenibut knocks me out in to super restful sleep.
ZMA without the ‘MA’ element?
So you want a Zinc Supplement then?
[QUOTE=Philoran;1540332801]I've been looking around at ZMA supplements, but have been struggling a bit. Clinical trials have shown the negative health effects associated with magnesium stearate, and a lot of supplements seem to have this ingredient.
Any recommendations for a reasonably affordable option?[/QUOTE]
ZMA supplements are using magnesium aspartate
[QUOTE=faipdeooiad;1540346961]ZMA without the ‘MA’ element?
So you want a Zinc Supplement then?[/QUOTE]
Magnesium stearate is an anti caking agent, not the 'M' in ZMA. :)
Efectiv Nutrition ZMPro doesnt contain magnesium stearate and ive seen it around for £5 a bottle
[QUOTE=bencarpenter;1540352451]Magnesium stearate is an anti caking agent, not the 'M' in ZMA. :)[/QUOTE]
Well, learned something new today. I thought stearate was some form i'd never heard of lol.
[QUOTE=bencarpenter;1540352451]Magnesium stearate is an anti caking agent, not the 'M' in ZMA. :)[/QUOTE]
It’s whatever it wants to be at 8.21 in the morning after zero sleep :p
OptiZinc with Albion Magnesium Chelate, lol if you use any other than this demigod stack.
Also OP u prolly worrying about stuff that don't really matter, you likely already doing something more "dangerous" than some filler pixie dusted powder.
Could just buy a standalone zinc and magnesium (go for chelated).
[QUOTE=Philoran;1540332801]I've been looking around at ZMA supplements, but have been struggling a bit. Clinical trials have shown[B] the negative health effects [/B]associated with magnesium stearate, and a lot of supplements seem to have this ingredient.
Any recommendations for a reasonably affordable option?[/QUOTE]
Never heard of this.
Can someone aware me?
Another option is PEScience's TruZMA which is using Magnesium Asparate, way to shop smart OP
I am on the same page as you and looking for all my supplements with out magnesium strearate.
Nutrabio doesn't have it in any of there products