Optimum Nutrition Serious Mass Protein Powder High Calorie Mass Gainer with Vitamins, Creatine and Glutamine, Chocolate, 16 Servings, 5.45 kg
Description
- Mass gainer with whopping 1250 calories and 50 g of protein per serving. Contains less than 5 g fat
- Comes as an instantised powder. Mix with fruit or nut butters for a tasty and calorific post-workout drink or take between meals to encourage muscle growth
- Proudly contains no added sugar! Boasts 24 vitamins and minerals per serving
- Great value for money. Serious Mass protein powder delivers a high-calorie content and quality protein at competitive rates
- Provides calories, encouraging weight gain and refuels body’s glycogen stores
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Messy Crumbton –
This is a truly great product for bulking up. I’m a woman looking to do serious body work this year and I need something that does not taste like c*******p. The chocolate version is the best of the bunch. I use two good scoopfuls and then add full fat milk but not water. My main issue with using just water is that it leaves lumps in the products which I really have trouble swallowing with. If I’m short of time than I use a blender. Its not too salty and I’m beginning to slide up the weight chart with this and some other products I find useful too. I got these off this web-site having read the posts on muscle development and nutrition. Just wich you would write more please!