Muscle Ease Pro – Muscle Relaxation Formula

The Muscle Ease PRO is a specialized muscle relaxer designed to promote overall muscle relaxation and alleviate tension. It’s particularly effective for easing jaw tightness and general muscle stiffness, making it an ideal companion during therapy or wellness sessions.

Journey work pushes both the mind and body to their limits. Substances like MDMA or ketamine stimulates serotonin release in the central nervous system, disrupting neuromuscular communication and affecting reflex actions like jaw movements. The trigeminal nerve, responsible for controlling the jaw, reacts to this imbalance, leading to jaw clenching (bruxism)—a common side effect in 70% of users taking 100 mg or more. Serotonin plays the primary role in this response, with dopamine and norepinephrine also contributing. Though uncomfortable, jaw clenching is not classified as an adverse effect but rather a physiological reaction to MDMA’s impact on neurotransmitters.

His formula contains calcium, magnesium, and zinc, which are not only co-factors of enzymes but also directly control muscle movements.

Calcium directly binds to actin and myosin proteins of muscles and regulates contraction and relaxation movements of the muscles.

Magnesium prevents excessive calcium binding to the muscle proteins by occupying some active sites. This prevents muscle cramps and over contractions. Moreover, low blood magnesium levels can worsen the jaw clinching symptoms [1].

Zinc controls how much calcium cells can release to control muscle contraction. It also contributes to energy metabolism by activating mitochondria, which can help with muscle soreness. Magnesium and zinc can work synergistically to reduce metabolic stress on the muscles after MDMA intake [2].

Besides, Muscle Ease Pro also contains neurotransmitter precursors to help balance neurotransmitters' levels at neuromuscular junctions.

Citicoline is a precursor to the neurotransmitter acetylcholine, a significant neurotransmitter outside the central nervous system and controls the movement of skeletal muscles, such as jaws [3]. It also has a neuroprotective effect and helps regenerate neuron membranes for better signaling.

Alpha-GPC (alpha-glycerophosphorylcholine) is a rapid-acting precursor to neurotransmitter acetylcholine. It is naturally found in the brain, and its supplementation can help rebuild the concentration of acetylcholine.

It is worth noting that acetylcholine can fire up dopamine and serotonin neurons when adequately present in brain tissues. Muscle Ease Pro provides precursors to acetylcholine instead of serotonin and dopamine because acetylcholine is less affected by MDMA. Unlike serotonin and dopamine, acetylcholine can also control muscle movements outside the central nervous system.

Replenishing serotonin and dopamine immediately after an MDMA dose is less likely to work as MDMA downregulates serotonin receptors at neuron surfaces where this neurotransmitter can bind [4].

When receptors are unavailable, replenishing the serotonin and dopamine will not work. Muscle Ease Pro is intelligently designed to produce optimal results when serotonin receptors are occupied.

Vitamin C helps appropriately absorb calcium, magnesium, and zinc. It directly contributes to alleviating muscle soreness and oxidative stress.

Suggested Intake

It is better to start taking Muscle Ease Pro ahead of scheduled MDMA intake for better results. About 5 to 7 doses are recommended, taking a sachet per day.

Muscle Ease Pro is also recommended for use before or during massages, helping to relax muscle tension, enhance circulation, and improve overall comfort for a deeper, more effective massage experience.

Precautions!

The best time to take Muscle Ease Pro is early in the day to avoid disrupting the sleep cycle.

References

1.     Tarsitano MG, Quinzi F, Folino K, Greco F, Oranges FP, Cerulli C, Emerenziani GP. Effects of magnesium supplementation on muscle soreness in different physical activities: a systematic review. Journal of Translational Medicine. 2024 Jul 5;22(1):629.

2.     Edman KP. Zinc‐Induced Relaxation of Muscle Fibres. Acta Physiologica Scandinavica. 1960 Dec;49(4):330-42.

3.     Jones R. An acetylcholine receptor keeps muscles in balance. PLoS Biology. 2009 Dec 22;7(12):e1000268.

4.     Scheffel U, Lever JR, Stathis M, Ricaurte GA. Repeated administration of MDMA causes transient down-regulation of serotonin 5-HT2 receptors. Neuropharmacology. 1992 Sep 1;31(9):881-93.

* The % daily value is based on the 2,000 calories diet.

** Dietary value is not established.