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N-Large II review - 6/24/2003 10:28:58 AM

IPL

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I' m thinking of getting this 10lb container of N-Large II. I wanted to get the Ny-Tro Pro-40 and VP2 Whey Protein Isolate instead but I figured it' s $20 more and only gives me 20 servings for the mealreplacement and 30 for the protein. The thing with N-Large II is that each servings size is 4 scoops or 152 g.!!

I can' t imagine how many oz of protein shake that' ll make. I' ll probably end up splitting it into 2 shakes a day anyway. I' m a hard gainer though that' s why I' m interested in it cuz it has a lot of calories but since it' s a lot cheaper than the AST stuff (Prolabs comes out to about $0.008/gram and AST comes out to about $0.03/gram) I was wondering if I' m " getting what I paid for" and the stuff isn' t good quality. Have any of you tried it and have had good success with it?

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RE: N-Large II review - 6/25/2003 9:13:02 PM

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Personally, Ive never understood the reason for taking these weight gain products. All theyre meant to do is to pile on the calories for energy, and make you fatter. Not more muscular or give you a washboard stomach.

If your really skinny, I still wouldn' t go for N Large 2. Id just take as much protein thats needed for your body weight per day, just enough calories to give you plenty of energy but not over do it so as to put fat weight on, enough carbs (low GI throughout the day to give you a steady stream of energy throughout the day, but high GI carbs 30 mins before and 30 mins after a workout session), and creatine monohydrate powder.

Forget all these weight gain products. My mate used N Large2 and went to the gym regularly, and he went from being slim and slightly cut up, to chubby with no definition.

(in reply to IPL)

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