Gaining

Mopsi:
or try a cakeshake. I've been drinking it before bed for about a week now.
I've also drunk too much pure whipped cream in the past. I felt nauseous and had digestive problems. I get along really well with the cake batter and can already see some changes in my body. preferably less, but regularly!. so your great body gets used to it.

BigNate:


around 300 ml heavy whipped cream. 100 grams cake mix. some milk until the consistency is right. I eat a banana with it. it is good for my digestion.
the cake mix is ​​a great combination. fat from the cream and a lot of sugar. I already notice how everything is getting softer and tighter. that only after 4 days. how will it be after the 2 weeks
What do you put in your cakeshakes?

BigNate:
How much were you drinking each day? I'm not going over a cup a day and I'm starting out with a half cup for a little while before I move up. I've been craving a chocolate milkshake so later I'm dropping by the store for a quart of heavy cream to add it to the milkshake so I can indulge myself to the limit. But after tonight's treat I want to get my body adjusted to it slowly.

Zora:
I was drinking about 1 1/3 quart per day, but split that up into four servings per day. Each serving was about 10 fluid ounces.

I had previously tried drinking an extra serving, but could not handle that much. Drinking that much gave me gas and gastrointestinal discomfort.

BigNate:
Wow, I'm not sure how you managed to drink that much for so long. Did you notice undigested dairy fat coming out the other end? When I did too much it would just pass right through me and I had trouble eating. My stomach was a total wreck at that point. I think it's possible to digest a quart or more a day but your body needs there to be food mixed with it. I drank 44 out of 48 ounces of a chocolate milkshake last night which had a cup of heavy cream mixed in and I had some stomach issues when I got up today. Nothing bad, just a little nausea and not much of an appetite. I got carried away and started off with too much. Less is more in the long run.

Zora:
I definitely noticed the undigested dairy fat when I was drinking it five times per day but, now that you mention it, I also noticed the undigested dairy fat when I was drinking it four times per day too. When drinking it four times per day, I did not notice the undigested dairy fat at the beginning. It started to appear near the end of the month.

I hope reducing my consumption to just three servings per day helps to prevent this problem.

BigNate, you previously mentioned that it's easier to cut back than it is to stop and start up again. When you cut back, how do you personally do this? Do you reduce the number of times you drink it per day? Do you reduce the amount that you drink at one sitting, or do you use a combination of these two?

BigNate:
I would do both. If I was drinking it all in one sitting I would spread it out through the day and mix it with food. If I still had a problem, then I would start backing off the overall amount per day.

Now if you are feeling bad backing down usually stops the problem but if not, then you have to stop for a while.

Changing your shake recipes up also makes a big difference. The more that you add to your gainer shake besides for the cream the better it will digest.

Treat cream like it's magic because it can do amazing things to your body. It can also make you want to never touch it again if you abuse it.

Zora:
When you had to stop, how long did you have to go without the heavy cream before you were able to drink it again?

Stillnoname:
What about those of us on the smaller side ? Do the gains happen just as quickly & as noticeable?

Otacon0205:
Normally any kind of weight gains on smaller bodies is more noticeable. As far as the speed of it, depends how much you will consume of it and how your body will be able to tolerate it, but trust and believe it does work and for some quite fast, plus it’s all subcutaneous fat that you will gain from HC, so much softness
If you feel like boosting your gain give it a try and see for yourself.