S sprinter New member Mar 1, 2002 #1 why is it that when I take zero carb isopure protein that has zero carbs I put on some fat weight. I only supplement about 50 grams a day?
why is it that when I take zero carb isopure protein that has zero carbs I put on some fat weight. I only supplement about 50 grams a day?
C Complete Muscle New member Mar 2, 2002 #2 cuz excess cals (protein or otherwise) are stored by the body as fat.
1 110% New member Mar 2, 2002 #3 this has nothing at all to do with you taking this supplement, you must just be eating excess calories each day, put together a diet so that your are eating enough calories to satisfy your goal.
this has nothing at all to do with you taking this supplement, you must just be eating excess calories each day, put together a diet so that your are eating enough calories to satisfy your goal.
The Terminator Anabolic Post Whore Platinum Mar 3, 2002 #4 Perhaps the protein supplement you are taking does not contain what the label states. It would not be the first time....and not the last.
Perhaps the protein supplement you are taking does not contain what the label states. It would not be the first time....and not the last.
C chillin408 New member Mar 3, 2002 #5 Protein supplements, especially whey, are easy to eat--you could gulp down a few hundreds calories in no time.
Protein supplements, especially whey, are easy to eat--you could gulp down a few hundreds calories in no time.
anthrax MVP EF VIP Mar 3, 2002 #6 agree with all the other replies what's more you are not only eating those proteins it may be the other meals that have too many calories
agree with all the other replies what's more you are not only eating those proteins it may be the other meals that have too many calories