Ultimate Nutrition Iso Mass Xtreme Gainer

Ultimate Nutrition Iso Mass Xtreme Gainer.
Has anyone used this stuff? im using 3 shakes and 3 meals gained 15 lbs in 3wks and 200mgs of test prop e.o.d. Is the ISO MASS helping that much or is it the prop?

How many calories are you getting in each day whats the macro break down ( protein to carbs to fats) how much do you weigh what body style are you( ecto, endo, meso) need details. Are you eating only 500 cal over your maintenance?

Serving Size 3 Scoops (153g)

Amount Per Serving with Water:
Calories 650
Calories from fat 60
Total Fat 7g 11%
Saturated Fat 4g 20%
Cholesterol 30mg 10%
Sodium 200mg 8%
Total Carbohydrate 80g 27%
Dietary Fiber 6g 24%
Sugars 5g
Protein 65g 130%
Vitamin A 33%
Vitamin C 33%
Vitamin D 33%
Vitamin E 33%
Thiamine 33%
Riboflavin 33%
Niacin 33%
Vitamin B6 33%
Folic Acid 33%
Vitamin B12 33%
Biotin 33%
Pantothenic Acid 33%
Calcium 33%
Iron 33%
Phosphorus 33%
Iodine 33%
Magnesium 33%
Zinc 33%
Copper 33%
Chromium 83%

ISO MASS 72g
Whey Protein Isolate, Milk Protein Isolate, Egg Protein Isolate, Micellar Alpha and
Beta Caseins and Caseinates, Lactoferrin

CARBO MASS 60g
5 DE Maltodextrin, Dextrose, Oat Fiber

CREA MASS 7g
Creatine Monohydrate, Tricreatine Malate, Kre-Alkalyn, Creatine Orotate,
Creatine Alpha Ketoglutarate, Creatine Ethyl Ester, Creatine Pyruvate

OMEGA MASS 6.5g
Enzyme Modified Sunflower Oil Powder, Medium Chain Triglyceride Powder,
Borage Oil Powder (Seed), Flax Seed Oil Powder, Conjugated Linoleic Acid
Powder (CLA), Canola Oil and Omega 3

VITA MASS 3.22g
Vitamin A Acetate, Cholecalciferol, D-alpha Tocopherol Acetate, Ascorbic Acid, Folate,
Thiamine Mononitrate, Riboflavin, Niacinamide, Pyridoxine Hydrochloride,
Cyanocobalamin, Biotin, D-Calcium Pantothenate, Dicalcium Phosphate,
Potassium Iodide, Potassium Chloride, Ferrous Fumarate, Magnesium Oxide, Copper Gluconate, Zinc Oxide, Chromium Nicotinate

GLUTA MASS 2.2g
Glutapure Glutamine, Glutamine Alpha Ketoglutarate, Glutamine Ethyl Ester,
N-Acetyl L-Glutamine
N.O. MASS 500mg
Arginine Alpha Ketoglutarate, Arginine Ethyl Ester Di-HCL, Citrulline Ethyl Ester
Malate, L-Norvaline
BCAA MASS 550mg
L-Valine, L-Valine Ethyl Ester, L-Leucine, L-Leucine Ethyl Ester, L-Isoleucine,
L-Isoleucine Ethyl Ester
CP MASS 500mg
Betaine, Glycocyamine

ENZYME MASS 250mg
Protease, Lactase

ive tried it, but cannot get over the gritty taste.... but its was pretty good nun the less

laterly ive been looking at other mass gainers that have different sources of carbs.

anything with wheat, or oat flour i find to be better... up your mass by MHP being one of them, only problem is its kinda of expensive !! ive found a good deal on Massnutrition.com

i agree i have to down that shit, i'l take a look at that stuff ,thanks

i dont know how you guys drink those shakes. i cant find one I can stand for more than a few days.

i have to stick with real whole food, its the only thing I can continually eat without getting sick of it.

I haven't used that one, but I did use ON Serious Mass for a while, and I have to agree with dreww.

I don't think I will use a weight gainer shake again. Besides putting on more fat than I wanted, I always felt bloated, full and fat which I didn't like. Right now I'm eating whole food in every meal with protein shakes added in to a couple and I like it much better. I think food is the way to go.

Ok freak, let me tell you right now your not eating nearly enough even to support your weight right now. Im a little guy 142-148lbs and I eat twice as much as you do. Up your food intake don't settle, ditch your meal replacements and get whole foods in there your gonna benifit from real food more then powdered egg whites and sugar.

I used to use protein shakes , I mean post workout window its good to get some quick protein and carbs , but for the cost. Ive learned that whole foods , are the way to go. I mean it will add variety to your diet , also cheaper and more nutritious as a whole.

Just figure out what natural foods are good post workout and try to eat those afterwards.

I currently still have some protein that im waiting to run out. So I will start using it. I have to admit tho , shakes are a good way to pack size on in a short time frame though. You can down WAY more calories from a shake in one sitting than you can with food in one sitting. BUT food is the way to go. Just build the toughness and get the dedication to where you make yourself eat to make up for the difference.

irishhammer said:

Ok freak, let me tell you right now your not eating nearly enough even to support your weight right now. Im a little guy 142-148lbs and I eat twice as much as you do. Up your food intake don't settle, ditch your meal replacements and get whole foods in there your gonna benifit from real food more then powdered egg whites and sugar.

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you eat twice as much as i do hu? still can't get passed a buck fithty?
i was just really wanted to know if anyone try this stuff,, thats all.

Chris-Winfield said:

I used to use protein shakes , I mean post workout window its good to get some quick protein and carbs , but for the cost. Ive learned that whole foods , are the way to go. I mean it will add variety to your diet , also cheaper and more nutritious as a whole.

Just figure out what natural foods are good post workout and try to eat those afterwards.

I currently still have some protein that im waiting to run out. So I will start using it. I have to admit tho , shakes are a good way to pack size on in a short time frame though. You can down WAY more calories from a shake in one sitting than you can with food in one sitting. BUT food is the way to go. Just build the toughness and get the dedication to where you make yourself eat to make up for the difference.

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I have to disagree with the PWO part. A good whey protein is much better than whole foods. Think of protein like legos. A whey protein is already broken down into individual lego blocks so your body can put them together to build what it needs. The protein in whole foods is like a lego fire truck. Your body has to tear apart the truck, before it can use the legos to build what it needs.

Whole food definitely has its place, and is great for many reasons, but a good whey protein shake is an excellent way to get in the protein you need for growth. Just my 2cc.

Never tried it either but I can tell you its probably the prop and some water weight.

I should have said this in the last post, but I can start say no xplode and I will gain 5 pounds every single time in two days. I feel fuller and harder but it is surely water. Im sure the prop is most of the weight though.

http://www.bodybuilding.com/store/opt/gainer.html
if i could get by drinking this on a daily basis i would go through a tub a week. banana cream pie just tastes like something god sent down. Mixed with skim milk and some gram crackers crushed up and shaken good. OMG it couldnt taste more like a piece of pie fuck me i want one now.

crg914 said:

I have to disagree with the PWO part. A good whey protein is much better than whole foods. Think of protein like legos. A whey protein is already broken down into individual lego blocks so your body can put them together to build what it needs. The protein in whole foods is like a lego fire truck. Your body has to tear apart the truck, before it can use the legos to build what it needs.

Whole food definitely has its place, and is great for many reasons, but a good whey protein shake is an excellent way to get in the protein you need for growth. Just my 2cc.

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for quick absorbtion yes , but cost wise. I think its better to get normal food than protein shake for the effect that you can get from them. yah you can down a protein shake get the protein in immediately , spend alot out of your budget all year around to get that protein , or you could just eat protein foods and maybe find the quickest protein source food you can find.

and for the cost and other facts outweigh protein shakes vs whole foods.

i'm with crg914.

crg914 said:

I have to disagree with the PWO part. A good whey protein is much better than whole foods. Think of protein like legos. A whey protein is already broken down into individual lego blocks so your body can put them together to build what it needs. The protein in whole foods is like a lego fire truck. Your body has to tear apart the truck, before it can use the legos to build what it needs.

Whole food definitely has its place, and is great for many reasons, but a good whey protein shake is an excellent way to get in the protein you need for growth. Just my 2cc.

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I agree.

if you can afford it im with Crg914 too , but if your barely making endsmeat or pretty close to equalizing , protein shake would be a cut I would make. and replace with normal food.

Chris-Winfield said:

for quick absorbtion yes , but cost wise. I think its better to get normal food than protein shake for the effect that you can get from them. yah you can down a protein shake get the protein in immediately , spend alot out of your budget all year around to get that protein , or you could just eat protein foods and maybe find the quickest protein source food you can find.

and for the cost and other facts outweigh protein shakes vs whole foods.

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Again I have to respectfully disagree. I just bought 25lbs of whey protein from trueprotein.com for $100. Each serving is 23g protein and there are 15 servings per pound for a total of 375 servings. (15*25=375). That is a total of 8,625 grams of protein. (375*23=8625). Divide the $100 I spent by 8625 grams of protein and it's only $.0116 per gram of protein.

If an 8oz piece of chicken has 50g of protein and costs $1, then the $1 divided by the 50g of protein is $.02 per gram of protein. That's twice as much as the whey powder. And I think we can both agree $1 for an 8oz piece of chicken is cheap. You would have to be buying 8oz chicken breasts for 50 cents for it to be equal.

It may seem like it's expensive to buy protein powder, but in the long run it is actually cheaper.

crg914 said:

Again I have to respectfully disagree. I just bought 25lbs of whey protein from trueprotein.com for $100. Each serving is 23g protein and there are 15 servings per pound for a total of 375 servings. (15*25=375). That is a total of 8,625 grams of protein. (375*23=8625). Divide the $100 I spent by 8625 grams of protein and it's only $.0116 per gram of protein.

If an 8oz piece of chicken has 50g of protein and costs $1, then the $1 divided by the 50g of protein is $.02 per gram of protein. That's twice as much as the whey powder. And I think we can both agree $1 for an 8oz piece of chicken is cheap. You would have to be buying 8oz chicken breasts for 50 cents for it to be equal.

It may seem like it's expensive to buy protein powder, but in the long run it is actually cheaper.

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nice breakdown brotha