Dr. Dwayne Jackson

Muscle & Performance

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Vitamin C

Vitamin C   Also known as ascorbic acid or ascorbate, vitamin C is a water-soluble vitamin that is not synthesized or stored in the body in high amounts. Its main role is to provide potent antioxidant protection to cells and systems in the body. As such, vitamin C is involved in immune system protection, wound …

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Yohimbe

Yohimbe   Otherwise known in scientific circles as Pausinystalia yohimbe, this tall evergreen tree that grows naturally in western Africa has been used for centuries to increase male sexual performance and sex drive. In more recent years, scientists have discovered that yohimbe bark is a concentrated source of a bioactive compound called yohimbine, which is responsible …

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Vital Science Supplements For Fat-Loss

Body Shop: Here are M&P’s Supplement Recommendations to Support Fat-Loss in Multiple Ways

Here are M&P’s Supplement Recommendations to Support Fat-Loss in Multiple Ways   SLIM PICKINGS   Dwayne N. Jackson, PhD   There’s more than one way to thin a cat. When you’re trying to lose body fat you’ll have much greater success if you address multiple physiological processes that increase fat reduction. You not only want …

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vital science - muscle and performance - Beta-Alanine

Beta-Alanine

Beta-Alanine Dwayne N. Jackson, PhD We all know that elevated training intensity requires an optimal state of mind, but many fail to consider that superior workouts also rely on having an optimal muscle cellular environment. At the end of the day, the more reps and sets you can complete during training sessions, the greater the …

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Melatonin

MELATONIN   The release of this naturally occurring hormone from the pineal gland (in the brain) follows the body’s circadian rhythms (internal clock) and helps to regulate sleep and wake cycles. Because of this, the body’s natural melatonin levels become elevated during dark hours of the day and decrease with daylight. Due to its association …

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