Of all the new supplements Dedicated Nutrition have revealed, released or at least dropped more information on this year, their first ever mass gainer hasn’t seen anything since its FIBO siting. Today we’ve finally got everything you need to know about Dedicated Gainz right in time for it to start hitting shelves. Just as the brand promised back when they leaked their list of things the product doesn’t have, Dedicated Gainz is without maltodextrin, dextrose, fructose, creatine, amino spiking, glutamine peptides, soy, fattening creamers, proprietary blends or under dosed fillers.
Starting off with the most important details, Dedicated Gainz macros, the supplement sets the tone straight away using less traditional numbers. The product packs 30g of transparently dosed protein with 50% milk isolate and 50% whey concentrate listed as its sources. 54g of carbohydrates, made up of highly branched cyclic dexterin and natural raw grounded oats. 15g of fat mostly thanks to the gainers inclusion of raw coconut powder, and a calorie count of 473. If you thought the list stopped there Dedicated Gainz does actually feature a few more surprises. To help with absorption the supplement also has 45mg of Astragin and 15mg of pterostilbene, and last but not least to aid in strength and performance 2.1g of betaine anhydrous.
As many times as we’ve heard brands claim to have the best mass protein or cleanest weight gainer on the market, a lot of them have been the same old blend of ingredients and macros. Dedicated Gainz has to be one of the first formulas we’ve seen mix things up for the category in quite some time, whether you’re looking at its numbers, protein and carbohydrate sources, or all its interesting extras. You can check out Dedicated Gainz official facts panel below to see just how clean the brand have kept the product, and as mentioned earlier expect to see it on shelves soon.
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