[Nutrisport] Weight Gain

Weight Gain by Nutrisport: I have been using this for 2 weeks now. It mixes pretty well using a blender and you get used to the taste. This product is definately the best value for money out there and i have already gained 4lbs and my arms especially seem to be getting bigger so i suggest you try it!!!!!!!!! Marty

[Nutrisport] Weight Gain: I use nothing but nutrisport. The cost is unbelievably cheap for the quality of the ingredients. Packaging is a bit cheap looking and the taste is less than perfect but not as bad as some would have you think. All in all its just what supplements should be about Ronnie Laithwaite

Weight Gain [Nutrisport]: Never, ever, ever, ever, ever buy this heap of crap! may work slightly, but tastes god awful! Cal

Weight Gain: this stuff works great,it doesnt taste too bad at all specially once you get used to it.ive gone from just short of 11 stone to bang on 12 stone after a month or so.really helps to build muscle as well !!!!!! c neilsen

Nutrisport Weight Gain: To be honest the choco flavour is kinda rank but i just hold my nose down and gulp it down, u do feel bloated str8 after but after 10-15 you feel normal. It seems to be working very well im quite surprised this is not well known , i think this should be wunof the leading supplemenst for weight gain Pundai

Weight Gain: Hi, could you tell me the difference between this and the NutriSport Protein + Complex Carbohydrates As far as I can tell it is just the creatine and BCAA, or is there more to it Thanks.

Don't forget the potent addition of carnosine as well! Apart from that though, you are correct in assuming this Elliot.

Weight Gain: alright guys, whats gonna pack on more size this or atlas super weight gainer also at full serving size whats going to last longer and which is better quality thanks guys your the best!! also i worked out my calorie needs they are between 4500/5000 for me to gain....thanks again!!

Well then quite simply the one that contains the most calories will allow you to pack on lbs faster. Whether it's muscle however is a different question. Each product contains a different selection of ingredients so it's difficult to say outright which one is best for you. You would need to ask yourself which would be more suitable to take throughout various intervals in the day, i.e post-workout, as a meal replacement during the day etc. It's also worth noting the different ingredients listed such as added creatine and BCAA's found in nutrisports product and whether this makes it a more attractive option for you.

For sheer calories though, we'd have to say the Atlas Superweight gainer.

Weight Gain [Nutrisport]: could i use this with phd synergy as both contain creatine

You could do but it would be difficult to consume more than one per day of each (100g serving in each product) as that would add up to around 7grams of creatine already, which would be already enough. This is just dependant on how you need to adjust your calories into your diet so I'd probably advise against one or the other if you plan on taking more than one a day.

Weight Gain: hi what do you think is better out of this and phd pharma gain.

This is a difficult question to answer as it entirely relates to your own personal goals and daily calorie needs. I would analyse the contents more closely and make a decision on which one is more suitable to your goals as they're both very similar regarding nutritional value - they just vary slightly on the added extra's (i.e. creatine, BCAA's, etc).

Weight Gain: I am 16 and a rugby player looking to get from 13 stone 6 to atelast 15 stone as quick as possible
is this the right stuff and will it affect my rugby i.e pace strength etc
thanks

Joe, this is an excellent addition to your diet to help get high quality protein, carbohydrates, BCAA's and creatine all of which will help you gain weight healthily and quickly, speed recovery from exercise and improve strength and sprint speeds. Your pace will mainly rely on using intelligent training. Keep up a mixture of endurance, speed and strength training around your rugby and you'll be able to grow larger without compromising overall fitness and speed. The main thing to bear in mind is you want to get to 15 stone with primarily new muscle and creatine weight rather than lots of fat. Don't worry too much about the scales. Eat a diet rich in good proteins and carbohydrates and use Weight Gain one to two times a day to boost your protein and calorie intake, especially after training to enhance recovery. If you can't eat much whole food, try going to two to three shakes a day until you see growth. You should see a decent gain each week as long as your training stays on track.