R1 LBS by Rule 1 Proteins is a high-calorie extreme mass gainer featuring a 5:1 carbohydrate to protein ratio for you extreme hard gainers out there. Have you tried other high calorie gainers and still can’t gain? Are you looking for a high calorie gainer with quality calories? Rule One Proteins R1 LBS is low sugar, low fat, low glycemic carbs gainer with 40 grams of whey protein per serving and a potent creatine/glutamine mix – you’re not going to gain “bulk” with R1 LBS, you’re going to gain muscle!
Rule 1 Proteins believe the number one rule in bodybuilding is Input = Output - what you put into it is what you will get out of it and that couldn’t be any more true when it comes to your nutrition and supplementation. Don’t choose a high sugar high fat weight gainer! If you’re looking for a high calorie weight gainer designed to put on muscle instead of bulk (translation – fat) – you want Rule One Proteins R1 LBS!
R1 LBS Highlights:
• One serving is only two scoops!
• 1010 Calories per serving.
• 40 Grams of Whey Protein Concentrate, Whey Protein Isolate and Whey Protein Hydrolysate per serving.
• 8 Grams BCAAs per serving plus added Creatine and Glutamine to stimulate muscle development and speed recovery.
• 200 low glycemic, calorie dense carbohydrates to fuel your toughest workouts.
• Low Sugar – Low Fat
What does it taste like you might ask? After all, you’re going to be drinking a lot of these; you want it to taste good, right? R1 LBS tastes amazing – mix it up with milk and some ice for a thick, rich malt-shop milkshake!
Ultra Pure Whey Concentrate
Pure Whey Protein Isolate
Naturally High in BCAAs
Added Creatine (2000 MG) & Glutamine (5000 MG)
R1 LBS by Rule 1 Proteins – What You Put Into It Is What You Get Out Of It!
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None of the statements on this website has been evaluated by the FDA. Furthermore, none of the statements on this website should be construed as dispensing medical advice, making claims regarding the cure of diseases, nor can these products prevent heat stroke, hyponatremia, or any other injurious results of excessive physical exhaustion. You, the athlete, must listen to your body and use common sense to avoid serious injury. You should consult a licensed health care professional before starting any supplement, dietary, or exercise program, especially if you are pregnant or have any pre-existing injuries or medical conditions.