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	<title>Comments on: is ZMA worth taking for bodybuilding?</title>
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		<title>By: christopher c</title>
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		<description>i tried this supplement for six weeks, and while it's not a miracle supplement, I like the results. I've gained about five pounds with no other supplements than my usual multivitamin, flax oil, and weight gainer. Five pounds in six weeks for a hardgainer isn't bad, and that is a definite improvement that I think the ZMA had at least something to do with. The only side effects I've noticed are increased acne. I plan on adding ZMA to my usual supplement regimen.

All in all, ZMA  is a great supplement. You're getting a synergistic blend of vitamin and minerals you need anyway, in a blend has been shown to increase testosterone levels and strength gains. It also gives me funky *** dreams</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>i tried this supplement for six weeks, and while it&#8217;s not a miracle supplement, I like the results. I&#8217;ve gained about five pounds with no other supplements than my usual multivitamin, flax oil, and weight gainer. Five pounds in six weeks for a hardgainer isn&#8217;t bad, and that is a definite improvement that I think the ZMA had at least something to do with. The only side effects I&#8217;ve noticed are increased acne. I plan on adding ZMA to my usual supplement regimen.</p>
<p>All in all, ZMA  is a great supplement. You&#8217;re getting a synergistic blend of vitamin and minerals you need anyway, in a blend has been shown to increase testosterone levels and strength gains. It also gives me funky *** dreams</p>
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