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diegobarboza Newbie

Hi i am just diagnosed celiac, and i wanna know if i can use Cell tech and Mass tech to gain weight ? or there products contain gluten?

Thanks.

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Wheatfreedude Apprentice

I used to be a VP at a food company, and I'll tell you that we used to reply to any/all emails and phone calls.

With that said, ALWAYS play it safe and call the manufacturer. Ask them specifically about a product. Sometime, they may have an item that contains wheat and they will subsequently suggest an alternative product. We used to do it all of the time as well.

When in doubt, check it out!

~Wheatfreedude~

Mike7 Newbie

I used to be a VP at a food company, and I'll tell you that we used to reply to any/all emails and phone calls.

With that said, ALWAYS play it safe and call the manufacturer. Ask them specifically about a product. Sometime, they may have an item that contains wheat and they will subsequently suggest an alternative product. We used to do it all of the time as well.

When in doubt, check it out!

~Wheatfreedude~

I agree.

Before I went gluten free, I had tried some Muscletech products with bad results. They should put more money into better quality products than their advertisement regime. Most consumers get sucked into the hype and claims printed on the containers from big companies like BSN and Muscletech.

Anyways, typically Mass Gainers will almost always contain gluten so I would try to make my own if I were you. For example:

NOW Whey Protein Isolate + NOW Carbo Gain + Creatine Monohydrate (I recommend Millennium Pure Creatine German Grade)

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