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Taking a weight gain supplement. I noticed the sugars are 43 grams per serving. Should I be concerned with that? Meaning will the body convert this sugars into quality gains while on a cycle? I stay away from fats, aside from flax seed oil. But I don't just want chunky weight.. I want muscle, quality muscle!!!!
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Most people will tell you, and I agree, that those weight gainers are pure crap. 43g of sugar is disgusting for somebody dieting/working out.
Want to gain weight? Eat FOOD.
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Exactly what I suspected. My diet is very strict. I purchased this on a whim to measure the results, and just after one serving I could see a difference in what seemed to be water retention in the abdominal area. Could have been fat. That's when I posted the question. Thanks for confirming.
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No problem. I wouldn't worry about it being fat, that's highly unlikely. With 43g of sugar per serving, it's almost undoubtedly water retention and/or bloating.
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Discontinued use of the high sugar weight gain. Didn't like the water retention and low quality weight gain.
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Now you're getting somewhere! If that's you in your avatar, you look like you have a good base and some mass - you don't need weight gainer anyway!
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