@Ariana Vaz Hi, this is Jared from Fit Lab. We are glad that you found our review to be helpful, Ariana. We hope that you achieve your set targets. Are there any other fitness products you'd like us to review in the future?
@@DerrickSchneider Doesn’t mean they’re identical products. True Mass uses a blend of oat flour and maltodextrin instead of shitty plain maltodextrin, that’s a huge difference in quality.
All I know is I had no muscle in my arms and I couldn't do a f****** push-up now I'm doing 20 but I had my sternum cracked in half so when I was 14 im 38 I'm just tired of feeling weak and now I got muscle the show so I like serious Mass
They are 2 different gainers. The optimum is a hefty gainer while true mass is a lean gainer. You need a video comparing gold standard optimum and true mass ultra premium which is already on the video.
It’s to gain weight yes but you can turn that fat or extra weight you gained into muscle. If you’re skinny skinny it’s not bad to put on fat bc you want to gain weight. It’s not a meal replacement but it enhances the meal bc you’re getting both your calories. Most of these are loaded with carbs and sugars which makes it easy to gain calories and weight. Extra weight doesn’t turn into muscle right away you have to work for it and exercise.
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Very helpful thank you 🙏🏽
@Ariana Vaz Hi, this is Jared from Fit Lab. We are glad that you found our review to be helpful, Ariana. We hope that you achieve your set targets. Are there any other fitness products you'd like us to review in the future?
BSN will always be my favorite line of protein/mass gainers
True fact.. They are owned by the Same company
@@DerrickSchneider cool I guess
@@DerrickSchneider Doesn’t mean they’re identical products. True Mass uses a blend of oat flour and maltodextrin instead of shitty plain maltodextrin, that’s a huge difference in quality.
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All I know is I had no muscle in my arms and I couldn't do a f****** push-up now I'm doing 20 but I had my sternum cracked in half so when I was 14 im 38 I'm just tired of feeling weak and now I got muscle the show so I like serious Mass
Serious mass for me.
Same 💪🏼👍🏼
They are 2 different gainers. The optimum is a hefty gainer while true mass is a lean gainer. You need a video comparing gold standard optimum and true mass ultra premium which is already on the video.
Nvm. I see now. Both are the hefty ones. Can you compare the 2 i mentioned though 😁
Bsn true 💯 mass 👍
True mass bsn
One scoop of serious mass mixed with oats in the blender can be cheap 1000 calories!
I’m literally drinking serious mass with oats and a banana right now 😂
@@thebestplayerdead956does yours come out super thick? Or do you dilute it with water or blend the oats first?
@@2Boutdoorsthat shi happened to me 1 time idk why. Rn I’m drinkin that nasty dairy shit to get rid of it but yo shit either expired or yo blender mid
@@thebestplayerdead956add frozen banana and maybe a spoon of peanut butter
OPTIMUM NUTRITION FOREVER
Truemass
True mass always best taste
It is like saitama vs goku who wins
Dosnt this put on weight and make people fat
It’s to gain weight yes but you can turn that fat or extra weight you gained into muscle. If you’re skinny skinny it’s not bad to put on fat bc you want to gain weight. It’s not a meal replacement but it enhances the meal bc you’re getting both your calories. Most of these are loaded with carbs and sugars which makes it easy to gain calories and weight. Extra weight doesn’t turn into muscle right away you have to work for it and exercise.
that’s the same thing lol 😊
For How long i can drink serious mass?
Forever ♾️
I gained 11 pounds after using it for 2 months
Using what?
@@Onedayouttatimelol I’m saying lol like which one 😂
True Mas’s is a different level
Masstech extreme 2000 is the fastest mass to gain weight
Too much filler and hidden sugar
No bro, just mix Serious Mass with oats for high calories.