Champion Nutrition’s Super Heavyweight Gainer - Product Review
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Description
Champion Nutrition’s Super Heavyweight Gainer is a calorically dense powdered mass gainer with less than 30% fat calories. It includes a Peptol-99 proprietary blend of proteins, Metacarb-99 carbohydrate blend, Calorex Lipids oil blend, Citrimax (garcinia cambogia), MCTs (medium-chain triglycerides) and essential vitamins and minerals. Super Heavyweight Gainer is specially designed for strength athletes, bodybuilders and football players to increase muscle size and weight without the fat. Pros
Super Heavyweight Gainer provides an impressive 1200 calories and 66 grams of protein per serving. Three servings per day will add a whopping 6,300 calories. It contains no artificial sweeteners, flavors, colors or additives.
ConsPeople who are allergic to dairy products should avoid whey protein. Ingesting MCTs on an empty stomach can cause GI (gastrointestinal) upset. Pregnant or lactating women and people with pre-existing medical conditions or taking medications should consult a physician before taking Super Heavyweight Gainer. Vitamins and minerals have the potential to interact with drugs. Is It For You?If you want to maximally gain muscle mass and weight with less than 30% fat, then Super Heavyweight Gainer is for you. However, pregnant or lactating women and people with pre-existing medical conditions or taking medications should consult a physician before taking Super Heavyweight Gainer. Dosage And DirectionsGradually add four scoops into 16 ounces of water or milk with continuous mixing. If you want to limit your fat calories by 30% of the total calories, mix in 16 ounces of water instead of milk. If you are not used to high calorie meals, drink slowly over a 1/2 hour period. Use up to 3 times daily - mid-morning, pre-workout (1 to 1 1/2 hours before training) and immediately after training. Eat at least 4 meals of regular food each day. For best results, use in conjunction with a training program. If you are concerned about gaining fat, limit to one serving a day prior to training for the first month so you can assess any fat gain. Then adjust your intake accordingly.
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