Maxgainer Weight Gainer Supplement To Begin Offering Two Wellness GuidesTo Aid In Healthy Weight Gain Efforts

The addition of two new books on fitness and diet to the Maxgainer suite of products is designed to aid in healthy weight gain, states company spokesperson.

Las Vegas, Nevada (I-Newswire) September 4, 2012 - Maxgainer, a leader in the weight gainer product industry, proudly announced today its addition of two wellness guides aimed at helping those seeking to gain healthy weight. The two guides cover exercise and nutrition in the context of proper weight gain. The ebooks titled, “The Max Workout Program,” and “The Max Nutrition Program” now comes with the purchase of any Maxgainer weight gaining supplement at no additional cost to customers.

The additional nutritional and workout offerings demonstrate Maxgainer's commitment to healthy weight gain,” stated Tracy N. McClure, spokesperson and co-founder of Maxgainer. “All too often, companies who sell weight gainer products are not committed to providing consumers with vital information that can mean the difference in gaining muscle or fat,” continued McClure. “If those looking to gain weight will follow the three components of healthy weight gain as outlined on Maxgainer's own site and guidebooks, then Maxgainer can assure consumers positive results.”

The company’s three-step healthy weight gain process is described as one part supplementation through Maxgainer, one part workout routines that build muscle mass, and one part proper dieting that encourages weight gain, but not at the expense of overall health. Maxgainer believes that those who follow these three areas of the program are more likely to experience healthy weight gain.

A number of weight gainer supplementation providers have come under fire recently because they have failed to encourage participants to take a healthy approach as they gain weight. Many weight gainer programs suggest consumers take the pills, but offer no suggestions for healthy dieting or proper workouts. A couple of programs even suggest that customers do nothing else but take their supplementation pills and eat junk food as their appetite increases. Maxgainer has openly discouraged that approach because of the negative health ramifications.

“Maxgainer provides encourage a positive experience for those looking to gain healthy weight,” stated McClure. “The company has received a good amount of feedback from customers who struggled to find the proper balance between increased caloric intake and healthy lifestyle habits. Maxgainer surmised it was its obligation to provide additional guidance where so many expressed concern with how to achieve healthy weight gain,” concluded McClure.

The Maxgainer website states the new supplementation and guide book offering is available immediately to any customer who purchases one or more bottles of the weight gainer formula. The company valued the books at $25.00 but offered them for free in the interest of their customers.