I tried the supp. board. What do you think the best wt. gainer for your money is?

[FSUGeneticFreak]

I went through a 10lb tub of N-Large awhile ago. I had the Wildberry flavor, try throwing half a banana in there while your at it, that always helps the taste.

 

[kingc_79]

where do get it for 34.00? if ya dont mind me asking. I can only get it for 35.00 and thats before the shipping charge.

 

[eru0817]

N-Large 2 by Prolab (10lbs). Add natural peanut butter and skim milk to up your calories, fat, and protein.

 

[decibel]

i'd say a super sized big mac meal with a vanilla shake for dessert.

 

[BackDoc]

Prolab's a good brand. I've used it before, but I've never tried the N-Large variety.

For me nothing quite like good ol' food to bulk up. Whey and milk right before bed works great too.

 

[TheSalami]

can a weight gainer put on anything but fat? how does the added carbs help put on any muscle? why not just stick with protein and forget the carbs?

 

[buffal2001]

forget wt. gainers
forget that weight gainer shit, you'll just shit it all out. go for the hardcore shit, roids

Most of us like 2 be natural and not a fuckin cheatin chemical mess!!!!!!

Go with NLarge or Promass, i gained alot and was incredibely pleased with them both

GAIN HARD DUDE!!!!!!!

 

[enrage]

best weightgainer: buy a whole brisket and finish it all by the end of the week. Repeat till desired weight is reached

 

[DONALDuckY]

sorry for such a newbie question, but what's the difference between a MRP and a weight gainer? Im currently bulking and I'm taking George's Triple Threat MRP right now. I was thinking about taking N-Large 2 with it, because i don't think im getting sufficient amount of carbs and calories. Should i add the weight gainer to my diet or is it not necessary because i can just take an extra serving of Triple Threat instead. Please tell me what you guys think

 

[Blood&Iron]

MRP's typically contain additional vitamin and minerals and a typical macronutrient breakdown of something like 40g protein, 20g carbs, and 2-3g fat. If you use more than a couple a day and are taking a multi-vitamin, try to make sure you're not getting excessive levels of fat soluble vitamins or things like iron. Weight gainers generally have far more calories, which are in the form of maltodextrin. While technically a complex carb, it has much the same effect on your body as sugar due to the fact that it falls quite high on the glycemic index. A typical macronutrient breakdown of a *bad* weightgainer is 50g protein, 300g carbs, 1-2g fat. Better weight gainers--the ones that don't have 2000cal a serving--like N-large2 are closer to 50g protein, 90g carbs, 4-5g fat. While being good for a post-workout drink, at any other time this is quite high in "bad" carbs. Most weight gainers have low levels of added vitamins and minerals or none at all. And the best weight gainer of all: real food.