QUOTE(Behevrath @ Jun 15 2012, 12:31 AM)
At first I really want to buy the Mass Gainer. But I'm confused whether it is good for me or not. Now I have the answer.
Basically, if you do know about your diet; how much is your calorie maintenance, how much calorie do you need in order to increase your mass, then any supplement would be good for you. You must have a good grasp on these three basics/principles of weightlifting which is exercise, rest and diet. Most beginners only know about exercise and supplementation and disregard the diet part which is a very bad idea because muscle is built outside the gym. You can spend 4 hours a day in a gym, but without any proper diet and enough rest, you hardly gain anything. Trust me, I've been there nor that I spent 4 hours a day in gym mind you. Don't make the same mistake that I've done. Get to know your diet, your macro nutrition, calorie and your time will not be wasted.
Jun 15 2012, 12:42 AM

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