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Now with Magnum 8000 Weight Gainer anyone can achieve fast weight gain. If you've been under weight all your life or lost a lot of weight recently then this weight gainer is for you.One of the most important things to remember when gaining weight is to make sure that your body absorbs the maximum amount of nutrients from all the foods you eat. Most people think that they just need to eat more and more and they will gain weight. This is not the case. If your body is not absorbing the correct nutrients then you will never gain weight. At Trec, we understand that this can be extremely frustrating. Trec Nutrition's Magnum 8000 Weight Gainer has all the correct nutrients which are specifically tailor-made to ensure weight gains in a matter of weeks. By taking this product you will not only see fast results in a few weeks but you will also have more energy in your workouts. Here are the key points when gaining weight:Eat healthy nutritious foods at least 3 times per day.Supplement your daily diet by taking Magnum Weight Gainer Supplement in between meals (approx 2-3 times per day)Take part in some kind of resistance training which will help gain weight, muscle and size quicker.Is the Magnum 8000 Weight Gainer the right supplement for me?Whether you are involved in sports or not, if you have a fast metabolism and you are looking to bulk up quick then this is the weight gainer for you.
How to take MAGNUM 8000?
Recommended daily serving is between 200g-300g.
The supplement should be taken 3-4 times day. Each serving should be 70-100g.
Training Days:
1st Dose in the morning.
2nd Dose 90 mins before your workout
3rd Dose straight after your workout
4th Dose as a meal replacement during the day
Non-Training Days:
Take 3-4 times a day between meals
Note: Each serving should be mixed with approximately 200ml of water or milk, preferably using a mixer or shaker. Inside the packet you will find a practical scoop to precisely measure each portion:
1 full scoop = 30g of Magnum 8000
Storage: Keep tightly closed in a cool dry place, at a temperature of 5-30ﾰC. Keep out of the reach of children.
Best before: Expiration date and batch number on the bottom of container.
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Review by Moon on 4th July 2011
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Review by Chyna on 3rd July 2011
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Magnum 8000
Good product incresed body mass
Review by Wayne Minott on 3rd July 2011
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Review by Keiwan on 3rd July 2011
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Review by Storm on 3rd July 2011
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Better than others, but too many carbs
"Bulk up" is what it should be called. Since I am trying to cut down, taking this is counter productive. Each serving is over 500 calories!! I use about 4 tea spooons a day to mix with my creatine. I chose it over other brands because you seem to get more product for less price. The creatine content of Magnum is not that much that in order for you to get a standard dose (about 4-5g), you will ingest some 600 calories. Not worth it.
In all honesty, this is the last tub of protein shake I will ever buy, and stick to eggs, oatmeal and chicken. Cheaper and definitely better for youReview by Sean A on 13th September 2010
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Good Supplemental Drink
This is a good recovery and supplemental drink. However, it is a little too sweet for me. Therefore, I have to reduce the number of scoops per serving and that cuts into the amount of protein intended.
Review by T. L. Lee on 13th September 2010
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Good
Pros:
The best ingredient list per serving size out there, they really pack all the goodies in here.
Tastes great!
(Do yourself a favor and mix with some skim & ice in a blender. Despite what they say, it will clump in a shaker bottle if you use anywhere near the recommended amount).
Cons:
Unlike other brands, Magnum doesn't sit well with me on an empty stomach. It's weird, since I thought a gainer like this could be substituted once and a while for breakfast when I'm in a hurry. It has a sort of "hollow" feel to it though, so be sure to eat first, at least in the morning anyway.Review by Joe Cacavone on 13th September 2010
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Not for the losing weight type
I bought and started to use this product when I was still in the "need to lose weight" phase. I stopped using it when I noticed my weight was declining. Now that I am in the "need to tone" phase I started using it again but only one-fourth or even one-fifth of the recommended dosage. For a 5'8" guy, I don't need that much nutrients and fat. Overall, I do think it works as I am able to work out more the next day.
Review by Paul Haggis on 13th September 2010
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Good stuff
Good working stuff. Only good for post workout to get some healthy carbs and calories in. If you take it 3 times a day you will just get a stomach because the carbs hide out there. So I would suggest this product for post-workout and then just up your calorie/fat/carb intake with an increased balanced diet.
Review by Joshua Earl Mangum on 13th September 2010
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Sickeningly sweet
I am not writing at all to detract from the quality, usefulness, or contents of this recovery drink, but to be quite honest - the level of sweetness here is almost too much to bear; Even watered down to that degree, I would describe the feeling to that of attempting to gulp down 30 oz. of melted rich vanilla ice cream on a hot day. *Gags*
I consume whey protein regularly throughout the day, and this is my first experience with a specifically-titled "recovery drink". Perhaps this particular variety of product is incredibly sweet by its nature, because of its carb/protein replenishment matrix. If this is the case, I can't imagine trying to stomach a full four-scoop serving.
I haven't tried other flavours, and am not too sure if I will stay with Magnum 8000, or go for something else.Review by A. D. Paige "Anthony on 13th September 2010
