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    problem in the usage of CELL MASS

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    i have just take CELL MASS.
    on instructions it is labeled as follows:

    RECOMMENDED USE ON TRAINING DAYS: Serving 1: As a dietary supplement, mix 1 scoop with 4-6 oz. of cold water or any beverage of your choice immediately following your workout (on an empty stomach). Serving 2: As a dietary supplement, mix 1 scoop with 4-6 oz. of cold water or any beverage of your &choice, 6-8 hours before or after your post-workout serving (on an empty stomach).

    I want to ask that what is meant by "EMPTY STOMACH". I do my workout at 7:00 pm in evening, and before 30 minutes of my workout i have take some good diet as a pre-workout diet. So is that mean that can i skip that diet?? But if i skip it then how can i got energy to life weights.

    Please help in this regard, this is very confusing

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    Quote Originally Posted by eshban View Post
    Hi

    i have just take CELL MASS.
    on instructions it is labeled as follows:

    RECOMMENDED USE ON TRAINING DAYS: Serving 1: As a dietary supplement, mix 1 scoop with 4-6 oz. of cold water or any beverage of your choice immediately following your workout (on an empty stomach). Serving 2: As a dietary supplement, mix 1 scoop with 4-6 oz. of cold water or any beverage of your &choice, 6-8 hours before or after your post-workout serving (on an empty stomach).

    I want to ask that what is meant by "EMPTY STOMACH". I do my workout at 7:00 pm in evening, and before 30 minutes of my workout i have take some good diet as a pre-workout diet. So is that mean that can i skip that diet?? But if i skip it then how can i got energy to life weights.

    Please help in this regard, this is very confusing
    I don't see the problem. If you eat at 6:30, then you workout at 7:00 what time do you finish? As long as it is 8:00 or after you are fine... Just take it when your workout is done. You don't eat while you lift do you?

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    hi
    thanks for reply.
    No i did not take anything while lifting.
    Secondly i am free in one hour. I usually spend 1 hour in gym and after that i am free

    so please confirm

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    Quote Originally Posted by eshban View Post
    hi
    thanks for reply.
    No i did not take anything while lifting.
    Secondly i am free in one hour. I usually spend 1 hour in gym and after that i am free

    so please confirm
    ok... so this is the schedule right?

    6:30 eat something
    7:00 Workout
    8:00 Finish Workout
    8:10 Drink Cell Mass

    Seems fine to me

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