WHEN WEIGHT MASS AND MUSCLE GAIN IS YOUR GOAL! In order to gain overall body mass, you need to consume many more calories per day than you burn. When you train hard, you burn a lot of calories. Digesting solid foods takes much needed energy from your body when you are trying to train and recover. Consuming a high calorie liquid supplement like Weight Gain Protein , facilitates adequate amounts of daily calorie intake for mass gains.

• Gain Weight – Complete calorie source for gaining weight While protein is important for building muscle, carbohydrates and fat are necessary for gaining overall body mass. ProteinCo’s Weight Gain Protein is the right combination of protein, carbohydrates and fat to fuel your body completely.

• Lean Muscle – Protein for promoting muscle development The amino acid profile in Weight Gain Protein is ideal for building lean muscle as well. Consumed twice daily as recommended, you will keep your body in a muscle building state – anabolic – thus leading to better and faster lean muscle mass development.

• Energy – Long lasting energy sources We have added simple and complex carbohydrates to our Weight Gain Protein formula to boost your energy instantly and then keep it elevated for hours. Maltodextrin is a complex carbohydrate that burns long and slow. The result is consistent energy throughout the day that has you ready for your workout at any time.

• Active Lifestyle – Keeping you fueled for your active, busy life Many consumers, particularly those leading an active lifestyle, miss getting proper nutrition at some point during the day. Weight Gain Protein is a complete meal on the go to ensure you get enough calories when you need to rush out the door in the morning or have that unexpected meeting during your planned lunch time. Our powders all mix easily and completely so all you need to do is take the powder in a bottle and mix with water in an instant. Mixing it with fruit and juice in the blender makes an excellent breakfast smoothie as well. Weight Gain Protein is food on the go!

The ProteinCo’s Weight Gain Protein is a massive 793 calories per serving powdered drink mix! It’s a specifically formulated blend of protein, carbohydrates and just a little fat to be a complete body mass gaining supplement. Some have argued that whey protein concentrate is a better overall protein due to being in a more natural state from less processing. We agree, which is why this is the protein source in Weight Gain Protein. As long as you don’t have lactose intolerance, you are well advised to use Weight Gain Protein to assist with gaining mass for sports like hockey, rugby, American football and bodybuilding.

AMINO ACIDS AND CALORIES FOR BODY MASS GAINS!

• Why ProteinCo’s Weight Gain Protein? When you want to gain body mass, you need complete nutrition sources and a lot of calories. Our Weight Gain Protein is that supplement. Packed with 34 grams of protein and 162 grams of carbohydrates per serving, you get nearly 800 calories to supplement other calorie sources you consume throughout the day. Sometimes it’s hard to ingest the number of calories that you need to gain mass, it’s just hard to eat that much food. Weight Gain Protein is perfect for getting in a lot of calories quickly and easily.

• An adaptable gainer supplement to meet specific needs - Hopefully you have noticed by now that most of the products we offer in the ProteinCo line are designed to be easily personalized for your specific needs. Rarely can a product be a “one size fits all” supplement. Therefore, we facilitate adjustments by offering other synergistic powders whenever possible. Weight Gain Protein lends itself particularly well to adding L-Glutamine, Creatine Monohydrate and any other powdered product we offer that may meet your goals precisely.

• NATURALLY OCCURING AMINO ACIDS TO BUILD MUSCLE! – Whey protein concentrate is a tremendous source for all essential amino acids including BCAAs. It’s also high in many of the non-essential amino acids so you get a powerful dose of muscle building power. Should you desire more protein impact, combining with our BCAA Powdered Drink can result in the perfect amino acid packed supplement to meet your specific needs.

KEY NUTRIENTS

• Whey Protein Concentrate Getting a more complete protein, one that has key enzymes and nutrients intact, may be more beneficial to some consumers. Whey protein concentrate keeps carbohydrates, fat and enzymes intact as opposed to whey protein isolate where those nutrients are processed out. For those not concerned with weight gain, and those looking to gain mass in particular, Weight Gain Protein is quite possibly the best choice for you.

• Maltodextrin Since this product is designed to be a high calorie supplement, adding additional carbohydrates to achieve an optimal nutrient ratio is specific to our formula. We use maltodextrin for this purpose. A secondary benefit to you is the complex nature of this carbohydrate. This means it’s a long, slow burning energy source for several hours. It takes a bit of time for maltodextrin to raise your energy level. Because of this, we added a small amount of fructose to provide a quick energy boost until the maltodextrin kicks in.

TASTE

We think you will agree our Chocolate flavored Weight Gain Protein is very tasty! This isn’t by accident. Our formulators are tasked with making the best tasting product possible. It’s important to have a great tasting product combined with maximum performance so you will be motivated to consume the product as much as you need to.

• Q – What’s the difference between fructose and maltodextrin? A – Fructose is a simple sugar derived from fruit. It’s a natural sweetener that can promote insulin response for recovery and give you a quick rise in your blood sugar for instant energy. Maltodextrin is a mostly complex sugar that is best for providing long lasting blood sugar elevation and sustained energy. Weight Gain Protein has both so you get an instant boost to your energy then the prolonged energy burn to get you through your day and your workout.

• Q – How is whey protein concentrate different from whey protein isolate? A – Whey protein concentrate is not as processed as whey protein isolate. One of the values of concentrate is there are carbohydrates and fat intact so you have a more natural calorie source. Research indicates whey protein concentrate may be more effective as a protein supplement. It’s the best choice if added calories and carbohydrates aren’t a concern. If all you are looking for is additional protein, our Whey Protein Isolate is available for that purpose.

  GET BIGGER AND STRONGER FOR SPORTS THAT DEMAND SIZE!

• Q – Does more mass just mean bigger muscles? A – No. While increased lean muscle mass is part of increasing overall mass, increased mass and consequently weight means more muscle AND a higher percentage of body fat. Not everyone is concerned with weight gains associated with increased body mass. Athletes participating in sports such as hockey, rugby, and American style football, often desire to increase overall body weight along with muscle and strength. Weight Gain Protein is designed specifically for that purpose.

• Serving Size 3 scoops (200 grams)

• Mixing Mix three scoops with 12 ozs of your favorite beverage or water

• Timing Drink twice daily between meals

• Personalizing Adding Creatine Monohyrate and L-Glutamine is suggested to meet specific mass gain goals

• BEFORE – Pre Workout Taking Weight Gain Protein between meals mid-morning and mid-afternoon is ideal if that fits with your schedule. If you train early in the morning, utilize it as a breakfast shake consumed an hour or more before your workout preferably. If you don’t have enough time to digest before your workout, consume sometime after and then at another point later in the day.

• AFTER – Post Workout Adding some Weight Gain Protein to our Amino Recovery can boost the calorie content in your recovery drink so it’s more ideal for your specific needs. Mix the two powders together in the desired ratio, then add water, shake and drink immediately after your workout. Everyone has different needs based on body size, gender, training intensity and metabolism. Experiment to find out what combination works best for you.