3 capsules per day are recommended, giving you a total of 1200 mg of Pido-Magnesium® and 15 mg of Pido-Zinc®.
Description
What is ZMB Pidolates?
ZMB Pidolates from Nutrimuscle is a 100% natural supplement exclusively developed to meet the specific needs of strength and endurance athletes.
Nutrimuscle Pidolates ZMB contains two exclusive innovative ingredients:
- Pido-Magnesium®
- Pido-Zinc®.
What are the benefits of ZMB Pidolates?
Improved sleep quality
Pido-Magnesium® has relaxing virtues that will promote nerve regeneration, helping you to sleep better.
Aids muscular and neural relaxation
Pido-Magnesium® lowers stress levels by 30% and helps muscle relaxation.
Aids vascular relaxation
Pido-Magnesium® promotes vascular relaxation, which improves blood flow.
For further details on the benefits of ZMB Pidolates, visit the Find out more section.
1. Zinc supports DNA synthesis, fertility, reproduction and the metabolism of macronutrients, carbohydrates and base acids.
2. Zinc supports healthy bones, hair, nails, skin, teeth and eyes.
3. Zinc helps maintain cognitive function while supporting protein synthesis.
4. Zinc helps maintain normal blood levels of testosterone.
5. Zinc contributes to the proper functioning of the immune system.
6. Magnesium contributes to electrolyte balance, strengthens muscle functions (neurotransmission and muscle contraction, including heart muscle) and protein synthesis.
7. Magnesium contributes to normal energy metabolism.
8. Magnesium contributes to the proper functioning of the nervous system.
9. Magnesium helps to reduce fatigue and exhaustion.
10. Magnesium maintains bone health.
11. Magnesium contributes to good dental health.
12. Vitamin B6 helps regulate hormonal activity and strengthens mental function.
13. Vitamin B6 contributes to normal energy metabolism.
14. Vitamin B6 helps to reduce fatigue and exhaustion.
15. Vitamin B6 helps to maintain mental function.
16. Vitamin B6 helps to reduce fatigue and exhaustion, contributes to the proper functioning of the nervous system and supports protein and glycogen metabolism.
Nutrimuscle ZMB Pidolates
If proteins, Peptopro, creatine or BCAAs, are effective in accelerating muscle recovery, on the other hand, they are not effective in regenerating the nervous system.
It is in this context that Nutrimuscle has developed the new generation ZMA: ZMB Pidolates.
The latter primarily targets the factor most limiting progress: nerve regeneration.
If it is by exciting the nervous system that we are strong under the bar, nervous recovery involves the creation of a totally opposite environment, that is to say deep relaxation. This muscular and nervous relaxation is obtained at night.
However, it is not guaranteed. There are days when you wake up feeling good, while others, you are groggy and you feel that your muscles have remained tight all night.
In order to promote this regenerative relaxation, Nutrimuscle innovates with ZMB Pidolates.
ZMB Pidolates Nutrimuscle contains two exclusive innovative ingredients: Pido-Magnesium® - Pido-Zinc®
Composition
Ingredients of Nutrimuscle's ZMB Pidolates
- Magnesium pidolate
- Frutafit® HD inulin
- Zinc pidolate
- Vitamin B6 (pyridoxine hydrochloride)
- Beef gelatin capsule.
Nutritional values of Nutrimuscle's ZMB Pidolates
Nutritional values per 100 g:
- Protein 0 g
- Fat 0 g
- Carbohydrates 0 g
- Calories 0 kcal
- BCAA 0 g
Nutritional composition of Nutrimuscle's ZMB Pidolates
100 g | 1 capsule | 3 capsules | |
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Magnesium | 8 g | 34,67 mg | 104 mg |
Zinc | 0,2 g | 1 mg | 3 mg |
Vitamin B6 | 0,3 g | 1,33 mg | 4 mg |
1 g (gram) = 1000 mg (milligram)
Three capsules of ZMB Pidolates Nutrimuscle contain:
- 1200 mg of magnesium pidolate (including 104 mg of magnesium)
- 15 mg of zinc pidolate (including 3 mg of zinc)
- 4 mg of vitamin B6.
Usage tips
Who is ZMB Pidolates for?
ZMB Pidolates is a supplement that may be of interest:
- Athletes, to optimise muscular and neural recovery after a workout
- Inactive people who need a mineral supply and wish to improve their sleep
When should I take ZMB Pidolates?
The average dosage is 3 capsules, to be taken all together in the evening with dinner or before going to bed.
For some people (approx. 5%) ZMB has no effect on sleep, or it may even keep them awake.
If this is the case, the dosage should be adjusted, and 3 capsules should be taken first thing in the morning or during the day.
How do I take ZMB Pidolates?
Your dosage of Nutrimuscle ZMB Pidolates should obviously to be adjusted according to your specific mineral needs. In order to cover 100% of your daily needs of:
- Magnesium (375 mg), the equivalent of 4.33g of Pido-Magnesium® is required (1g of Pido-Magnesium® providing approximately 87mg of Magnesium and 913mg of pidolic acid)
- Zinc (10 mg), the equivalent of 49.1mg of Pido-Zinc® is required (1mg of Pido-Zinc® providing about 0.2mg of Zinc and 0.8mg of pidolic acid)
Fortunately, food covers a large amount of these needs, even if, as studies show, the French get only 88% of the recommended minimum on average (1). Supplementing with Nutrimuscle ZMB Pidolates will fill this gap.
Interactions with other Nutrimuscle products
Synergies between supplements:
Nutrimuscle ZMB Pidolates improves the effectiveness of Organic Yerba Mate, the Natural Bio Burner, Organic Green Tea, and Lactium, because these supplements have a relaxing effect.
Adverse reactions between supplements:
ZMB Pidolates should not be taken at the same time as Potassium Bicarbonate, to avoid bloating, or Organic Guayapi Guarana, so as not to hinder its stimulating effect.
Scientific references:
(1) Czernichow S. Relationship between serum, red cell, urinary and dietary magnesium in a middle-aged French adult population. Int J Vitam Nutr Res. 2004 Mar;74(2):123-8.
Find out more
Purity of raw materials guaranteed
It's rare for consumers to have access to the names of the suppliers of the raw materials that go into the supplements they consume. However, this is essential to ensuring product traceability.
At Nutrimuscle, we use only the highest quality minerals guaranteed by leading manufacturers:
French group Solabia, which is HACCP and ISO9001 certified, produces Nutrimuscle's ZMB Pidolates.
Benefits of ZMB Pidolates in more detail
Improved sleep
When training hard, it is sometimes difficult to relax after the effort. By staying tense, we tire all the more nervously. And while we are tense, the nervous system obviously cannot regenerate itself.
Pido-Magnesium® has relaxing properties that will promote nerve regeneration by helping to sleep better.
Scientific studies have tested different forms of magnesium or a placebo in rats. The latter received either Pido-Magnesium®, magnesium aspartate, magnesium lactate or a placebo, 1 hour before falling asleep (3). Once they were asleep, the researchers abruptly woke the rats up.
With the placebo or magnesium aspartate, none of the rats were able to fall back to sleep immediately after waking up because they remained restless:
- 14% were able to fall back to sleep immediately thanks to magnesium lactate.
- 71% were able to fall back to sleep immediately thanks to Pido-Magnesium®.
We therefore see that Pido-Magnesium® is the most effective form of magnesium for nervous relaxation after stress and to promote sleep.
In some users, zinc-magnesium supplementation will make it easier to fall asleep. But it is above all on the quality of sleep that ZMB PIDOLATES Nutrimuscle will make the difference.
=> The regeneration of the nervous system will be more efficient and you will quickly be stronger under the bar.
Helps in muscle relaxation
In a second experiment, other rats received these same forms of magnesium, 1 hour before an amphetamine injection. The purpose of the latter is to induce extreme nervous excitement in animals (3).
Magnesium aspartate and magnesium lactate increase stress levels by 10%.
On the contrary, thanks to muscle relaxation, Pido-Magnesium® lowers stress levels by 30%.
Scientific in-vitro studies (in test tubes) carried out on the nerve-muscle pair show that Pido-Magnesium® induces relaxation which is reversible.
This means that unlike drugs that aim to relax the muscles, in the morning you will wake up feeling fit and strong and not weak, because the relaxing action will have ceased to work. So you can train or start your day in great shape.
Impact on the brain
In the brain, pidolic acid acts as an antagonist of glutamate (an amino acid that acts as a stimulant of the central nervous system). If glutamate is a good thing to train, because it gives strength, in the evening, it can on the other hand prevent you from sleeping.
Pidolic acid will hinder the action of glutamate which explains the relaxing effect of this protein. Pidolic acid is all the more effective when it is coupled with another nerve relaxant: magnesium (3).
But the benefits of pidolic acid don't end there.
Scientific research has shown that regular use of pidolic acid improves memory, both in animals and in humans (4 - 5).
Vascular relaxation
Medical studies have also shown that Pido-Magnesium® promotes vascular relaxation which improves blood exchange (6 - 13).
Thus, the arrival of anabolic nutrients, in one direction, and the evacuation, in the other direction, of metabolic waste induced by training, accelerates. In addition, cardiac work is facilitated which contributes to general rest and better sleep.
Long-term impacts of Pidolate
Pidolate (also called L-pyrrolidone carboxylic acid by scientists) is a molecule found naturally in our bodies, especially in the skin, liver, and brain (7).
Within the latter, pidolate promotes the secretion of GABA, a natural molecule that facilitates relaxation.
Due to its presence in multiple tissues, the impact of pidolate has been evaluated in a wide variety of pathologies. Thus, many studies have examined the effects of taking more or less long pidolate on health.
We have a large number of studies that demonstrate the long-term safety of pidolate when taken orally, in adults, seniors, pregnant women, children and adolescents (8 to 13) (14 to 19). (20 to 26).
1. Zinc supports DNA synthesis, fertility, reproduction and the metabolism of macronutrients, carbohydrates and base acids.
2. Zinc supports healthy bones, hair, nails, skin, teeth and eyes.
3. Zinc helps maintain cognitive function while supporting protein synthesis.
4. Zinc helps maintain normal blood levels of testosterone.
5. Zinc contributes to the proper functioning of the immune system.
6. Magnesium contributes to electrolyte balance, strengthens muscle functions (neurotransmission and muscle contraction, including heart muscle) and protein synthesis.
7. Magnesium contributes to normal energy metabolism.
8. Magnesium contributes to the proper functioning of the nervous system.
9. Magnesium helps to reduce fatigue and exhaustion.
10. Magnesium maintains bone health.
11. Magnesium contributes to good dental health.
12. Vitamin B6 helps regulate hormonal activity and strengthens mental function.
13. Vitamin B6 contributes to normal energy metabolism.
14. Vitamin B6 helps to reduce fatigue and exhaustion.
15. Vitamin B6 helps to maintain mental function.
16. Vitamin B6 helps to reduce fatigue and exhaustion, contributes to the proper functioning of the nervous system and supports protein and glycogen metabolism.
ZMB and Magnesium Citrate, what's the difference?
If you are already taking ZMB, is it in your interest to take Magnesium Citrate as well or will it duplicate?
If you have an excellent absorption capacity for magnesium, adding magnesium citrate is not necessarily useful.
On the other hand, if your assimilation capacities are not optimal, it is wise to add magnesium citrate to increase your magnesium intake (see below for clues that will help you assess your absorption capacities).
More than a magnesium intake, ZMB is above all a recovery supplement thanks to its content in pidolate, a relaxing amino acid.
ZMB is best used in the evening, but not before a workout. Magnesium citrate can be taken throughout the day in order to split the intake to optimize its absorption (see below).
Scientific references
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- (2) Berardi JM. Postexercise muscle glycogen recovery enhanced with a carbohydrate-protein supplement. Med Sci Sports Exerc. 2006 Jun;38(6):1106-13.
- (3) Teste JF. [Psychopharmacological properties of three magnesium salts: pidolate, lactate and aspartate]. Ann Pharm Fr. 1995;53(4):176-83.
- (4) Drago F. Pyroglutamic acid improves learning and memory capacities in old rats. Funct Neurol. 1988 Apr-Jun;3(2):137-43.
- (5) Grioli S. Pyroglutamic acid improves the age associated memory impairment. Fundam Clin Pharmacol. 1990;4(2):169-73.
- (6) Hadjistavri LS. Beneficial effects of oral magnesium supplementation on insulin sensitivity and serum lipid profile. Med Sci Monit. 2010 Jun;16(6):CR307-312.
- (7) Wolfersberger MG. L-Pyrrolidone carboxylic acid content in mammalian epidermis and other tissues. Journal of Investigative Dermatology. 1973. 60, 278–281.
- (8) Cosaro E. Effects of magnesium supplements on blood pressure, endothelial function and metabolic parameters in healthy young men with a family history of metabolic syndrome. Nutr Metab Cardiovasc Dis. 2014 Nov;24(11):1213-20.
- (9) Falco CN. Late Outcome of a Randomized Study on Oral Magnesium for Premature Complexes. Arq Bras Cardiol. 2014 Nov 11;0.
- (10) Falco CN. Successful improvement of frequency and symptoms of premature complexes after oral magnesium administration. Arq Bras Cardiol. 2012;98(6):480-7.
- (11) Salami A. Evaluation des effets du pidolate de magnésium comme traitement adjuvant dans l'hypertension artérielle chez le sujet âgé. Médecine d'Afrique noire. 2012, vol. 59, no12, pp. 553-556.
- (12) Medegan B. Apport du Pidolate de magnésium injectable et buvable chez le patient asthmatique Médecine d'Afrique noire. 2012, vol. 59, no11, pp. 507-509.
- (13) Hatjistavri LS. Oral magnesium supplementation reduces ambulatory blood pressure in patients with mild hypertension. American Journal of Hypertension. 2009. vol. 22, no. 10, pp. 1070–1075.
- (14) Hankins JS. Phase I study of magnesium pidolate in combination with hydroxycarbamide for children with sickle cell anaemia. Br J Haematol. 2008 Jan;140(1):80-5.
- (15) Grazzi L. Magnesium as a preventive treatment for paediatric episodic tension-type headache: results at 1-year follow-up. Neurological Sciences. 2007. Volume 28, Issue 3, pp 148-150.
- (16) N'Guessan E. Resultats de l'utilisation du Pidolate de Magnesium per os (MAG2 buvable®) : Dans l'hypertension arterielle moderee chez la femme enceinte. Médecine d'Afrique noire. 2006, vol. 53, no10, pp. 521-524.
- (17) Grazzi L. Magnesium as a treatment for paediatric tension-type headache: a clinical replication series. Neurological Sciences. 2005, Volume 25, Issue 6, pp 338-341.
- (18) Anderson RA. Potential Antioxidant Effects of Zinc and Chromium Supplementation in People with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus. Journal of the American College of Nutrition. 2001 Volume 20, Issue 3, p: 212 - 218.
- (19) De Franceschi L. Oral magnesium pidolate: effects of long-term administration in patients with sickle cell disease. Br J Haematol. 2000. 108(2):284-9.
- (20) De Franceschi L.The Effect Of Dietary Magnesium Supplementation On The Cellular Abnormalities Of Erythrocytes In Patients With Beta Thalassemia Intermedia. Haematologica. 1998 83: 118-125.
- (21) Corica F. Effects of oral magnesium supplementation on plasma lipid concentrations in patients with non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus. Magnesium Research. 1994, 7(1):43-47.
- (22) Castelli S. Magnesium in the prophylaxis of primary headache and other periodic disorders in children. Medical and Surgical Pediatrics. 1993, 15(5):481-488.
- (23) Benassi L. Effectiveness of magnesium pidolate in the prophylactic treatment of primary dysmenorrhea. Clin Exp Obstet Gynecol. 1992;19(3):176-9.
- (24) Martin M. Intravenous and oral magnesium supplementations in the prophylaxis of cisplatin-induced hypomagnesemia. Results of a controlled trial. American Journal of Clinical Oncology. 1992, 15(4):348-351.
- (25) Ferrara LA. Long-Term Magnesium Supplementation in Essential Hypertension. Cardiology. 1992;81:25–33.
- (26) Cipolla C. Magnesium pidolate in the treatment of seasonal allergic rhinitis. Preliminary data. Magnesium Research. 1990 Jun;3(2):109-12.
Certificates and studies
Studies
- Role of dietary histamine on asthma?
- Effect of magnesium deficiency on the incidence of cancer?
- Lack of magnesium accelerates the ageing of the brain -
- Magnesium, folate, dairy produce to help prevent colorectal cancer
- Zinc for better sleep? -
- Magnesium's anti-fat effect?
- Selenium and zinc deficiency in hypothyroidism? -
- Copper, zinc, iron and selenium for heart health? -
- Zinc to help prevent liver steatosis? -
- Zinc for kidney health? -
- Zinc to fight viruses? -
- Zinc supplementation for blood pressure?
- The natural loss of zinc increases requirement
- Zinc's key role in immunity
- Healthy role of zinc for our organs?
- Is zinc more effective than vitamin D in combatting depression?
- Zinc-magnesium deficiency = attention deficit hyperactivity disorder?
- Does zinc affect brain health?
- Magnesium to help reduce the risk of atherosclerosis?
- Magnesium to reduce the risk of diabetes?
- Is magnesium made to reduce aches and pains?
- Can zinc be used to treat kidney stones?
- Zinc supplements and bone health?
- What is the role of zinc in the immune system?
- Zinc levels are low in overweight people
- What type of magnesium is most readily absorbed?
- Do you need more magnesium during PMS?
- - What is the impact of magnesium on the incidence of coronary artery disease?
- - Zinc + vitamin D to help prevent against moderate depression?
- Zinc for gouty arthritis?
- Zinc protects healthy tissue from deterioration
- Magnesium deficiency dirupts the intestinal flora.
- - Role of zinc in alleviating rheumatoid arthritis?
- - Magnesium status in case of inflammation?
- Magnesium to help prevent ageing?
- - Which magnesium for brain protection?
- Zinc supplementation beneficial for the kidneys?
- Zinc deficiency is pro-inflammatory
- Impact of magnesium in preventing muscle damage?
- - Dietary antioxidant for disease prevention?
- - Zinc and vitamin D for prostate hyperplasia?
- - Effect of magnesium + zinc on anabolic hormones?
- - The role of zinc in antiviral immunity
- What dose of zinc?
- The intestinal microbiota influences the absorption of magnesium.
- - Magnesium supplementation for depression?
- - Magnesium for pain relief and recovery
- - Effect of magnesium on bone health?
- - Magnesium for paediatric migraines?
- - Effect of magnesium supplementation on strength?
- Magnesium for kidney stones?
- Magnesium to help counter addiction
- - Magnesium and zinc to help prevent depression?
- Magnesium improves cartilage architecture
- - Effect of magnesium and potassium on blood pressure
- - Zinc to reduce obesity?
- - Zinc helps regulate blood sugar levels
- - Zinc to prevent the inflammation of the ageing retina
- Zinc to counteract the risk of diabetes?
- Does red meat increase zinc requirement?
- Zinc for diabetes?
- More magnesium to reduce the incidence of migraines?
- Health benefits of zinc in preventing obesity?
- - Role of zinc in muscle growth
- - Effect of calcium, iron, magnesium, potassium on cancer risk?
- - Effect of magnesium and zinc on testosterone?
- Magnesium to increase athletic performance?
- More magnesium = more muscle?
- - Zinc deficiency and polycystic ovary syndrome?
- - Lack of sleep increases cardiovascular risk
- - Magnesium to help prevent the risk of epilepsy?
- - Zinc improves liver function
- - Zinc, potassium, calcium, magnesium for diabetes?
- - Bad sleep in athletes promotes illness
- - Magnesium deficiency is prevalent within the population
- Magnesium improves the metabolism of vitamin D
- Zinc for autoimmune diseases
- - Which food supplements to enhance sperm quality?
- - Magnesium: are we consuming enough?
- - Magnesium for sleep disorders?
- - Micronutrient immunity requirements
- - Zinc supplementation reduces obesity?
- - Sport accelerates zinc loss
- - Zinc is involved in the production of testosterone?
- Magnesium and calcium to prevent memory disorders
- Link between micronutrient deficiency and depression?
- Alcohol makes you lose zinc
- - Role of endothelial zinc in vascular physiology?
- Effects of natural sleep variation in athletes?
- - Zinc protects our eyes Effects of vitamin B6 on autism?
- Benefits of zinc in asthma patients?
- - Sleep loss = less muscle and more fat
- - Effect of insufficient sleep on muscle strength>
- Effect of zinc deficiency on vascular pathology?
- Lack of sleep affects insulin resistance
- Role of magnesium in preventing neurological disorders?
- - Poor quality sleep reduces testosterone
- - Biology of sleep disorders
- - Magnesium for high blood pressure?
- - Magnesium and zinc to help prevent depression?
- - Does vitamin B6 help women live longer?
- - Effects of vitamin B6 on dreaming and sleep?
- - Magnesium, zinc, calcium, vitamin D to help prevent gestational diabetes?
- Do athletes sleep long enough and well enough?
- Effect of zinc on testosterone levels?
- - Zinc as a gatekeeper of immune function
- - Health benefits of zinc?
- - Health benefits of magnesium
- - Zinc deficiency contributes to gynecomastia
- - Physical activity lowers zinc levels
- Zinc deficiency increases the risk of depression
- - Magnesium reduces chronic inflammation
- - Zinc combats intestinal permeability
- - 41% of athletes sleep poorly
- - Magnesium combats depression
- - Which vitamins and minerals for immunity in senior citizens?
- - Antioxidant defence in athletes is reliant on magnesium -
- - What are the daily magnesium requirements?
- - Roles of magnesium in preventing metabolic diseases?
- - What are the health and renal benefits of magnesium?
- Vitamin B6 helps brain health
- - Magnesium helps prevent anxiety
- - What are the longevity benefits of magnesium?
- - What are the long-term health benefits of magnesium?
- - High-performance sport reduces the sleep wuality
- - Endurance exercise increases zinc loss
- - Are irradiated foods good for your health?
- - Sport could increase arterial calcification
- - Importance of magnesium for heart health
- - Which nutrients help prevent tendonitis?
- - Inulin-magnesium synergy
- - More magnesium = better cardiovascular health
- Zinc reduces hair loss in women
- - Magnesium prevents calcification and hypertension
- - Zinc protects the brain from the harmful effects of aluminum
- - Zinc boosts immunity in senior citizens
- - New role of magnesium in brain regeneration
- - Magnesium deficiency causes inflammation
- - Weight training increases zinc loss
- More vitamin B6 = reduced rate of Parkinson's
- Zinc helps fight cholesterol
- The use of dietary supplements is beneficial to health
- Zinc supplementation protects our DNA
- The role of magnesium in health
- - Importance of magnesium in glycaemic regulation
- - Sport makes you lose zinc
- - Magnesium reduces metabolic risk
- - More magnesium = more muscle
- Sport makes you lose zinc
- - Magnesium increases performance in athletes
- - Magnesium helps you live longer
- - Magnesium reduces the risk of diabetes by 32%
- Elite athletes are deficient in zinc and potassium
- - Magnesium deficiency promotes heart problems
- - Zinc helps regulate blood sugar levels
- - Magnesium helps prevent diabetes
- - Magnesium helps fight diabetes
- - Magnesium and carnitine reduce migraine headaches
- - Athletes are deficient in magnesium
- - Need for magnesium supplementation
- - Magnesium promotes power take-off
- - High levels of zinc combined with high levels of testosterone
- Magnesium helps prevent certain cancers
- - The French are deficient in magnesium
- - Magnesium regulates insulin secretion
- - Magnesium increases testosterone, especially in athletes
- - Magnesium helps you sleep better
- - Magnesium helps prevent diabetes
- - Zinc prevents testosterone loss due to stress