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    Anyone Use Weight-Gainers? (Cytogainer/N-Large)

    I just ordered some N-Large 2 and some Cytogainer that's the only reason I ask. Both contain approximately ~54g of protein and ~84g of carbs, and around ~620 calories.

    I am thinking about doing 2 scoops before my workout with 2 cups of skim/1% milk, and then 2 scoops postworkout. So this would be around 500 calories a shake with skim milk, 43g of protein, 66g carbs, and then around 5-8g of fat.
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    I thought you were trying to drop like twenty pounds?
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    Yeah I am trying to lose some flab. But the entire reason that I am flabby at all is because I frequently binge out of control, as you know. So I am going to start eating more calories/protein to help kill my cravings to binge.
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    That seems like a smart idea, but you think N-Large and Cytogainer are any better than what you could blend up in your blender?
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    well, its the issue of the amount of time it would take, i figure...
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