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ImSoAlpha’s Mike Rashid now president of Gifted Nutrition

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If you were wondering what was going to happen to Gifted Nutrition following five-time Mr. Olympia, Phil Heath’s departure. An answer has come in today from the man behind MTS Nutrition and Tiger Fitness, Marc Lobliner. The Machine has posted a video officially announcing that Gifted has in fact merged with another well-known supplement company. It is none other than ImSoAlpha that’s joining Gifted, with ImSoAlpha’s founder Mike Rashid becoming Gifted’s President.

You can see Marc Lobliner’s complete video announcement above where he does go into a bit of detail on what’s going to come from the “kind of” merger. Lobliner says that each brand’s current line-up is going to remain intact, although he also makes it sound like some pretty interesting things from the two are in the works. Both Gifted Nutrition and ImSoAlpha are brands we post updates on so definitely stay tuned to see what else comes from the merger and Mike Rashid’s role as president of Gifted.