Smikael:
Hi. After years of dreaming about getting fat without trying; I made up my mind and decided to go for it.
Yesterday I went to a store asking for mass gainer. The lady showed me some options. I took the one with the most amount of calories. Then she looked at me and asked me if I exercised; I said I did not; she recommended me another product with much less calories and told me that the one I wanted would only make me fat. I smiled, and insited I wanted this one. I told her that I would come in a week to buy another bottle. It was awesome! I can't wait to go back to the store.
i know these bodybuilding products have been a staple in gainer fiction, and are certainly play into the fantasy aspect of all of this, and gaining quickly... put have they ever really worked for anyone?
are they just to increase calorie intake? what kind of calories? the ones i have seen are very high in protein, i am not sure they're all that healthy for bodybuilders, let alone the rest of us. that could be a problem for you kidneys, etc. over time.
most of my gain happened just by eating regular old food. once my stomach capacity was stretched to a certain size, my natural hunger drive would make me consume 6-8,000 calories a day! (i think i am back down to 3,000ish or so now.) i am not sure this is any healthier, but it wasn't all heavily processed proteins, or limited to fast food (although that was a portion, for sure!).
i would be interested to find out others experience with weight gain powders. would boost be a healthier alternative?
