Cytogainer or fakestuff?

[xVictorZ]

Recently, I went to 24hour fitness. I was browsing through the Apex products with a trainer, the suddenly, another trainer, [ i remember him, he was the one who arranged my membership ] says that I do not need that, I need cytogainer if I want to get bigger, not apex. Then he told me that he had a cytogainer that he hadn't used, since he said he is big enough and needs lean muscle.

He the sold me a 6lb jar of rockyroad flavored cytogainer. When I went home, I realized that it was already opened, so my question is, how do I know that it is the real thing? And not just coacoa powder or something?

Anyway to tell ? Texture?

Furthermore, how often should I take it?

The trainer said once in the morning and once before I sleep. Any other recommendations?


Also, i saw him take it out of his personal locker. So that must mean that it should be the real thing correct? Any other comments on this

Furthermore, I paid for this. And I don't want to waste it by not using it. But if it isn't the real deal, there's no point of using it. So is there anyway to identify that this is the real deal?

Lastly, I'm 14 years old.

 

[evolution]

I would never purchase an opened container of anything from someone that wasn't a very good friend.

Never listen to anyone that says I don't want to take this product because I'm too big and need lean muscle now. When someone says something stupid like that, they have no idea what they are talking about.

I don't know why he said to take it before bed. If it were me, I'd take it in the morning and after working out.

I think for myself I'd toss it out and chalk it up as a loss of money.

Before talking supplements, let's have a look at your diet. At 14, I'm going to assume you ahve the typical 14 year-old diet.

 

[xVictorZ]

I still haven't gotten a good answer yet, if someone may, can they tel me how I can figure out if this is the real deal or not? I'm pretty sure I can trust him, but I like to be assured.

 

[xVictorZ]

Bring up my post? |:

 

[evolution]

I still haven't gotten a good answer yet, if someone may, can they tel me how I can figure out if this is the real deal or not? I'm pretty sure I can trust him, but I like to be assured.

The only way is to buy another container of it and compare.

 

[blackbeard]

Lastly, I'm 14 years old.

U know i was beginning to think that this thread didn't make no cents at all but that part makes sense

- I would not personally waste money on any cytogainer, whether it was my brother who sold me an opened container or a trainer in the gym. I would not even go to the supplement store to pick up any either, I would just eat whole food instead.

- U should NEVER, EVER pay money for something that is supposed to be sealed and has been opened. For example my fish oil caps says CHECK SEAL IS INTACT BEFORE PURCHASE.

- You are only 14, eat lots of healthy food, meat, fish, vegetables, drink milk and water. There is a nutrition section you can look at.

Edit :- If you really wanted to ascertain that what you have is Cytosport Cytogainer, you could take all the pocket money you have till you reach 21 and then submit what you have for chemical analysis at a costly lab. As that option is very, very costly just toss what you have in the bin and forget it.