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studies show that 68% of self-selected diets contain less than two thirds of the
RDA for zinc16 and 39% contain less than two thirds of the RDA for magnesium17.
The level of deficiency may be even higher in active people because strenuous
exercise causes significant losses of minerals and trace elements.2 University
research demonstrates that even minor deficiencies of zinc and magnesium may
compromise testosterone production,8,15 suppress the immune system,9 and impair
muscle growth, muscle function, and energy production.3,4,5,7,11,13
Don’t underestimate the vital role of trace minerals, such as zinc and
magnesium, in supporting your body’s ability to build muscle and enhance
performance. As someone who works out intensely, you want to be sure your
mineral needs are met and therefore avoid the possible pitfalls of deficiencies.
EAS has developed ZMA HP, a cutting-edge mineral formula designed to help ensure
your daily requirements for zinc and magnesium are covered. ZMA HP contains only
the most stable, readily available, easily absorbed chelated minerals. EAS has
added Vitamin B6 to help support magnesium and zinc absorption and to assist in
your body’s ability to build muscle and maintain high energy levels.6,10,12
ZMA HP is a uniquely synergistic mineral formula designed to support healthy
anabolic-hormone production* (without the use of pro-hormones) in conjunction
with an effective exercise and nutrition program. In addition, zinc, magnesium,
and Vitamin B6, some of the components in ZMA HP, may help support greater
increases in strength as well as enhance muscle growth.1 What makes this
High-Performance formula so unique is the addition of a synergistic blend of
antioxidants that includes Vitamin C, Vitamin E, and N-acetyl-cysteine (NAC).
Vitamin C has numerous benefits, including immune-system support, antioxidant
properties, and support for healthy connective tissue.4 The main function of
Vitamin E is to protect cells in the body from physical stress, thus avoiding
some of the typical consequences of overtraining. NAC is also a powerful
antioxidant that may reduce muscle damage associated with intense exercise by
collecting and destroying harmful molecules known as free radicals that
contribute to cell damage. High-Performance nutritional supplementation starts
with the science behind the products. ZMA HP is uniquely designed and formulated
to support optimal muscle recuperation and proper hormone production when
combined with an effective exercise and nutrition program. ZMA HP from EAS The
HIGH-PERFORMANCE Nutrition Advantage
References Cited ¹ L.R. Brilla and V. Conte, A Novel Zinc and Magnesium
Formulation (ZMA) Increases Anabolic Hormones and Strength In Athletes, (1998),
in press. 2 A. Cordova, et al., Effect of Training on Zinc Metabolism: Changes
in Serum and Sweat Zinc Concentrations in Sportsmen, Ann. Nutr. Metab. 42.5
(1998) : 274-282. 3 A. Cordova and M. Alvarez-Mon, Behaviour of Zinc in Physical
Exercise: A Special Reference to Immunity and Fatigue, Neurosci. Biobehav. Rev.
19.3 (1995) : 439-445. 4 I. Dorup, Magnesium and Potassium Deficiency. Its
Diagnosis, Occurrence and Treatment in Diuretic Therapy and its Consequences for
Growth, Protein Synthesis and Growth Factors, Acta. Physiol. Scand. Suppl. 618
(1994) : 1-55. 5 I. Dorup and T. Clausen, Effects of Magnesium and Zinc
Deficiencies on Growth and Protein Synthesis in Skeletal Muscle and the Heart,
Br. J.Nutr. 66.3 (1991) : 493-504. 6 J. Eisinger and J. Dagorn, Vitamin B6 and
Magnesium, Magnesium 5.1 (1986) : 27-32. 7 R. Giugliano and D.J. Millward, The
Effects of Severe Zinc Deficiency on Protein Turnover in Muscle and Thymus, Br.
J. Nutr. 57.1 (1987) : 139-155. 8 C.D. Hunt, et al., Effects of Dietary Zinc
Depletion on Seminal Volume and Zinc Loss, Serum Testosterone Concentrations,
and Sperm Morphology in Young Men, Am. J. Clin. Nutr. 56.1 (1992) : 148-157. 9
D. Konig, et al., Zinc, Iron, and Magnesium Status in Athletes Influence on the
Regulation of Exercise-Induced Stress and Immune Function, Exerc. Immunol. Rev.
4 (1998) : 2-21. 10 C.M. Lee and J.E. Leklem, Blood Magnesium Constancy with
Vitamin B-6 Supplementation in Pre- and Post-Menopausal Women, Ann. Clin. Lab.
Sci. 14.2 (1984) : 151-154. 11 K. Lundholm, et al., Protein Degradation in Human
Skeletal Muscle Tissue: the Effect of Insulin, Leucine, Amino Acids and Ions,
Clin. Sci. 60.3 (1981) : 319-326. 12 P. Majumdar and L.M. Boylan, Alteration of
Tissue Magnesium Levels in Rats by Dietary Vitamin B6 Supplementation, Int. J.
Vitam. Nutr. Res. 59.3 (1989) : 300-303. 13 R. McDonald and C.L. Keen, Iron,
Zinc and Magnesium Nutrition and Athletic Performance, Sports Med. 5.3 (1988) :
171-184. 14 C.L. Phillips, et al., Effects of Ascorbic Acid on Proliferation and
Collagen Synthesis in Relation to the Donor Age of Human Dermal Fibroblasts, J.
Invest. Dermatol. 103.2 (1994) : 228-232. 15 A.S. Prasad, et al., Zinc Status
and Serum Testosterone Levels of Healthy Men, Nutrition 12.5 (1996) : 344-348.
16 J.M. Holden, et al., Zinc and Copper in Self-Selected Diets, J. Am. Diet.
Assoc. 75.1 (1979) : 23-28. 17 K.J. Morgan, et al., Magnesium and Calcium
Dietary Intakes of the U.S. Population, J Am. Coll. Nutr. 4.2 (1985) ; 195-206.
Serving Size: 4 capsules
Recommended Use: As a dietary supplement, take 4 capsules prior to your
workout and 4 capsules 30 minutes before bed time, preferably on an empty
stomach.EAS has developed ZMA HP, a cutting-edge mineral formula designed to
help ensure your daily requirements for zinc and magnesium are covered.
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