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6/16/2012

Ultimate Nutrition Muscle Juice 2544 Weight Gain Drink Mix, Cookies 'N' Cream, 167.2-Ounce Tub Review

Ultimate Nutrition Muscle Juice 2544 Weight Gain Drink Mix, Cookies 'N' Cream, 167.2-Ounce Tub
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While this is most likely the best tasting protein powder I've tried (and I've tried many), it isn't all it's cracked up to be. There are just over 1000 calories per serving which is great, and there are 55g of protein which is also great, but a serving is 250 grams. To compare, another powder i had was only 600 calories and 52g protein, but a serving of it was only 150 grams. So if you threw in another 100 grams of that, you'd have 900 calories (almost as much as Muscle Juice) and you'd have about 69g of protein (waayyy more than the muscle juice). So basically this stuff tastes good and has a lot of good stuff in it, but it's partly because they make a serving way more than they should and they don't put in enough protein. It's also a little hard to consume all at once. 250grams of powder combined with 18oz of milk is a lot.

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1/13/2012

Champion Nutrition - Heavyweight Gainer 900 Review

Champion Nutrition - Heavyweight Gainer 900
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I used this product years ago as a teenager. I was very skinny and this helped me add some overall weight. Something to keep in mind with most weight gainers (including this one) is that they are basically sugar based with some protein and vitamins thrown in. Maltodextrin, fructose etc. are all sugars of various forms- you'll see them on the label. With that in mind I wouldn't recommend this product to anyone who is already at a bodyfat level higher than 15% or so (i.e. those who can't see their abs) as this much sugar in a product is guaranteed to add some fat as well as muscle. To those with a super speedy metabolism the effect is minimized and carbohydrates (sugar) are protein and muscle sparing.
Also, if you are very budget minded, a good protein powder (bulk whey concentrate for example) mixed with table sugar will basically do the same thing and come out a bit cheaper. In fact, that way you can "customize" the ratio of protein to sugar based on your particular needs. But, if you are looking for something with a relatively cheap price (less than $5 per lb.) and pretty good taste, this may be a good product for you.

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12/30/2011

Universal Nutrition - Gain Fast 3100 - 5 lbs Review

Universal Nutrition - Gain Fast 3100 - 5 lbs
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This product has truly worked for me. I was at 175 with a goal of 190 when I started taking Gain Fast. Ive been drinking it for about a month and a half and my weight is 193 today. This really works. The taste is outstanding and even better mixed in pulp free orange juice. I recommend this to anyone having trouble putting on pounds.

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