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Originally Posted by Jim Bon Jovi
i dunno mate, i know ur into the weight lifting n all that so obviously u'll be more in favour of whatever it is but my mate plays football semi pro and was taking weight gain stuff a while ago.
we were all taking the piss out of him cos it basically had the same nutritional values as nesquick but he was payign 40 quid a tub for it but regardless he kept takign it and he started going mental like having major mood swings and being really aggresive whereas before and after taking it he's laid back and not bothered about anything.
not sayign it was a direct result of the weight gain sdtyuff but there's a ton of **** in it that no one really know what it is or does and it'll mess with ur body and ur head.
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If it was a normal weight gain/meal replacement powder then it would contain probably 25 grams of protein, made up of the 9 essential and 11 non-essential amino acids. Along with this, it would probably contain about 40 grams of simple carbohydrates - Dextrose, Maltodextrin, maybe Fructose, some aspartame for sweetening, and a few vitamins and minerals. There's nothing in these powders that can't be found in normal foodstuffs, and they are more nutritious than nesquik!! And the scientists that make them, test them, and even people like me who use them do know what is in them.
He was probably just angry because you were taking the piss out of him so much for using it!!!