Bodybuilding.com Signature ZMA supplement contains a patented blend of zinc, magnesium, and vitamin B6, which can help improve your sleep quality and increase your anabolic hormone levels for optimal muscle growth. Both magnesium and zinc are minerals required by the body for the maintenance of healthy muscles (1). Vitamin B6 is added in order to
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Creatine supplementation is one of the most debated, yet well-researched topics in sports and performance nutrition research. In fact, there are upwards of 500 peer-reviewed articles on the subject1. Despite well-cited benefits to its usage, creatine monohydrate gets a bad rap for allegedly causing a negative shift in body composition, kidney damage, and more. This
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Humans need to consume both omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids through food to be healthy. Most individuals get sufficient omega-6 through eating nuts, eggs, chicken, and vegetable oils but do not get enough omega-3, which is found in fish, walnuts, flaxseed, and chia seeds (1). Western diets have a skewed 15:1 ratio instead of the
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Unfortunately, as men age, their testosterone levels start to decline which can cause a loss in bone density, decrease in muscle mass, and contribute to a higher likelihood of both metabolic syndrome and cardiovascular disease (1). Bodybuilding.com Signature Testosterone Booster contains 600mg of KSM-66 Ashwagandha and 600mg of fenugreek to help you support your body’s
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Food is the most stressed part of health in today’s culture. It’s become less about adding foods to improve health and more about eliminating entire food groups instead. People go through their day without a single gram of sugar or animal protein, becoming married to these diets. However, this effort may not be the most
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Alongside mindful nutrition, aerobic exercise can be an effective way to shed body fat. However, not all cardio is created equally. High-intensity interval training (HIIT) is increasingly popular and has its place in improving body composition through a blend of cardio and strength training, but this article specifically outlines moderate intensity workouts for fat oxidation.
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