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MuscleMeds aims to increase appetite with its weight gain supplement Feast Mode

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Feast Mode is the newest supplement from the hardcore brand MuscleMeds, originally known for its beef-based protein powder Carnivor that spawned several spin-offs such as the Carnior Brownie, Carnivor Mass, and a Carnivor RTD. Feast Mode is far from the protein powder category; in fact, the aim of the product is something we’ve only seen on a handful of occasions.

MuscleMeds Feast Mode is an appetite-increasing and weight-gaining supplement featuring ingredients to improve caloric intake, delay the feeling of being full, and increasing hunger. As mentioned, it is not a type of product you see often; it’s actually more common to see it the other way around, with supplements aimed at reducing appetite and cravings to help with weight loss.

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MuscleMeds directs users to take Feast Mode with their one or two largest meals of the day, calorie-wise. The formula powering the product is made up of two blends, the first a 1.025g mix of prune, ginger, fennel, and licorice root for appetite stimulation. The second is a 325mg blend full of digestive enzymes like protease, amylase, bromelain, lactase, and lipase.

MuscleMeds’ all-new Feast Mode looks like it’ll be available in retailers and online stores soon; Amazon actually already has it listed on its website, although it’s temporarily out of stock. Based on Amazon’s price, Feast Mode will cost you $25 for a full-size 30 serving bottle, which will see you through a full month or half that if you use its maximum of twice a day.