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    Zma

    hi im supposed to take it on an empty stomach but I have heard you cant mix zinc and say calcium from a source of casien protein

    would it be okay to have my source of casien protein and then have my ZMA an hour later before i go to sleep or is there a better way of geting around it

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    yo anyone out there?

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    Just go with the ZMA... it might give you incredible dreams, it's really cool

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    Just not take it! If you must go with ZMA then it is ok to take an hour later after your cottage chz but I would take the zma 1 hour before the cottage chz.

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    I like ZMA just for the dreams.
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