Naturade Weight Gain Nutrition Drink Mix for Healthy Weight Support, Balanced Calories with Protein, Vitamins & Minerals, Vanilla - 20.3 oz
Brand: Naturade
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Description
How many calories and macros are in a serving? One serving mixed in water delivers about 220 calories, 24 g carbohydrates, and 10 g protein. Mix 2 servings (four scoops) with 2.5 cups of whole milk, and you get around 1,600 calories per day for hard-gainers who take a morning and bedtime shake. Does it contain added sugar, artificial sweeteners, or stimulants? No. Naturade Weight Gain is explicitly labeled “No Sugar Added,” free of artificial sweeteners, and formulated without stimulants or steroids, making it parent- and athlete-friendly. Is Naturade Weight Gain suitable for individuals who are not engaging in workouts? Yes, Naturade Weight Gain is designed to help individuals increase their caloric intake and gain weight safely, even without a workout regimen. It's important to maintain your regular food intake while supplementing with this product. Is Naturade Weight Gain gluten-free? Yes, Naturade Weight Gain is gluten-free, making it suitable for individuals with gluten sensitivities or celiac disease. What are the main ingredients in Naturade Weight Gain? Proteins such as whey, soy protein isolate, calcium caseinate, and egg white. It also includes carbohydrates like maltodextrin, sunflower oil for healthy fats, and natural enzymes—Papain, Bromelain, and Pancreatin—to aid in nutrient absorption.
About this item
- Balanced Nutrition For Healthy Weight Support: A calorie-dense nutrition drink mix designed to help support healthy weight maintenance with a blend of carbohydrates, protein, vitamins, and minerals without extreme bulking formulas
- Supports Active, Demanding Lifestyles: Ideal for active routines, workouts, and busy schedules when meeting daily calorie needs through food alone can be challenging
- Gentle, Nourishing Support For Your Body: Thoughtfully designed for those experiencing appetite changes, fast metabolisms, or life-stage transitions where maintaining weight feels difficult without pressure or extremes