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Posted: Sep 15 2004, 06:42 PM
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Hello i am a 21years old student.

This was my 2003-2004 workout plan:
karate 4h/week. (creatine)
Strength Training 1-2 hour/week (creatine)
aerobic runing 2-3hours/week (citruline malate)


The rest of my week
50-55 hours for studiing (to stay awake by day i've used too mutch of Gurana/cafeine)
7*5 hours for sleeping (some milk)
10 hours students jobs at a super market



After 5 month of that hard life. i suffed from
- restless sleep mad.gif Jump at sudden sounds
· Waking up tired and very thirsty.
- Stiff and aching tics/spasms muscles
- fatigue sad.gif


My health care diagnosed a "college-overwork state"(i dont know the english expretion)
caused by a magesium deficiency/lack or some thing like i cant remember excactly
He gave me a dietary supplement : 40 cap/45 mg aspartate-magnesium take 4-6 caps/day.

While using the magnesium my symtomes were lowered (about 10% lower. but still presente).

Muscles spasms were back as soone as i've finished the mag caps Taking more than 5-6 cap/day gives me Ultra-liquide-Diarrhea.


EDIT: i was also using a lot cafeine loaded pepsi. that shit had delepted my minerals


any (stack) advice ? i thougth that the creatine has screwed-up my electrolytes.

muscles spasms and waking up very thirsty realy sucks

these products looks good but note sure witch one is best or the moste fite for me
Stress Plus
Full Spectrum Minerals
Vit-Min 100+

any stack adive ?
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Posted: Oct 13 2004, 01:12 PM
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Posted: Oct 13 2004, 01:29 PM
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I love ZMA before bed and it is staple in my supplement package. It helps me sleep soundly. It sounds like this could helps with your sleep and magnesium levels.

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Posted: Oct 16 2004, 10:31 AM
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QUOTE (rich_55 @ Oct 13 2004, 01:29 PM)
I love ZMA before bed and it is staple in my supplement package.  It helps me sleep soundly.  It sounds like this could helps with your sleep and magnesium levels.


i used ZMA. got great result at first . but then look like it turned ineficints i was overdosing and geting ultra liquid sheet (diarea or something cant remember the english word for).

i will try to add probiotics.

all those nasty spasms sucks the hell out of my. This sucks

do u think GABA or L-taurin or phenibut. Can calm down my freaky nerves.

also my medic suck and refuse to drawn for me blood work for calcium and magnesium. he says this is unecesary. Just use healthy clean food ! and stop taking those horse pill
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Posted: Oct 16 2004, 11:35 AM
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actually it depends on the mag used. If using a slow relaese it will not suffice. I have been using a como mag supp. it has
Ionized gluycinate
mag ascorbate
mag citrate
and c16, c18
I also use choline citrate with each tiem I take it. I take 220mg 3 times a day with a teaspoon of choline. It helps greatly to enhance the absorption. I hope you realize it takes magnesium to stor magnesium so if the levels are low it is difficult to store any more. The choline increases the uptake.
I also think I may have LYMe disease which does not help much either..... sad.gif

for those about to rock, we salute you.
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Posted: Oct 16 2004, 11:48 AM
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QUOTE (bob47 @ Oct 16 2004, 11:35 AM)
actually it depends on the mag used. If using a slow relaese it will not suffice. I have been using a como mag supp. it has
Ionized gluycinate
mag ascorbate
mag citrate
and c16, c18
I also use choline citrate with each tiem I take it. I take 220mg 3 times a day with a teaspoon of choline. It helps greatly to enhance the absorption. I hope you realize it takes magnesium to stor magnesium so if the levels are low it is difficult to store any more. The choline increases the uptake.
I also think I may have LYMe disease which does not help much either..... sad.gif

what is c16, c18 ?

i ordered : http://www.betterlife.com/prod_home_page.asp?prod_id=12500 it tooks a while
i am also using Cal-Mag Citrate with D vitamin
i am also using Neurostim it has choline in it
i am also using ADAM superior MAN vits

do u think that a lot of Selenium and others anti-oxydants may help ?
i know that calcium coral has a lot of differentstrace minerals in it.

tought that mag needs calcium to work.

well let us know how it goes for u .

i aslo find that hot bath reduce spasmes.
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Posted: Oct 16 2004, 12:16 PM
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mag does need calcium but the choline helps it to uptake. I use 2 grams of calc a day. But I use chelated stuff.

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Posted: Oct 16 2004, 03:27 PM
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eat more. and sleep more.

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Posted: Oct 16 2004, 03:38 PM
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You did not have any break for 5 months?
I would take a week or 2 off from all physical acitivity you mentioned if I were you to give a time for your body to recover since I dont think you can take a break from school work or job whenever you want. And probably re-evalute the program, and prioritize. Based on waht you said, your body cannot handle that much of phyiscal activity, and I dont think any supplements can help you to recover. Well, they might help but wont do more than that.
Yeah, and try to get more sleep.
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