Here is the rest of the supplement info. I didn't include the Amino Acid Profile...

ANABOLIC GAINING AGENTS:
Colostrum IGF: 750 mg
Campesterol: 512 mcg
Arginine Pyroglutamate: 2000 mg
Dibencozide: 10 mg
L-Carnosine: 75 mg
Chromium (GTF): 50 mcg
Ferulic Acid: 250 mg
Vanadyl Sulfate: 70 mcg
PABA: 400 mg
Fucosterol: 1161 mcg
Beta-Sitosterol: 292 mg
Octacosanol: 127 mg
Boron: 5000 mcg
Inosine (HXR): 100 mg
Stigmasterol: 292 mcg

METABOLIC OPTIMIZERS AND PERFORMANCE FACTORS:
Papain: 50 mg
Avena Sativa 1x: 50 mg
Gamma Oryzanol: 50 mg
Cytochrome C: 100 mg
Smilax Aristolochiaefolia: 100 mg
Bromelain: 40 mg
Goldenseal: 50 mg
Ginseng: 200 mg
Smilogenin: 50 mg
Pyridoxine-a Ketogluterate: 100 mg

LIPOTROPICS AND ERGOGENICS:
Choline Complex: 10 mg
Oleic Acid: 175 mg
Linoleic Acid: 200 mg
L-Carnitine Complex: 100 mg
Inositol: 400 mg
Stearic Acid: 200 mg

Other ingredients:
ProtoCarb Plus (Universal's High Performance Carbohydrate Complex - consisting of a scientific blend of high energy glucose polymers, maltodextrin (long-chained complex carbohydrates), pure crystalline fructose, and dextrose), Super Protein EX (Universal's Superior Protein Blend - consisting of the highest biological value peptide-bonded casein, pharmaceutical grade pancreatic digest of whey protein (lactalbumin), and egg white (albumin) protein - with naturally occurring branched-chain amino acids L-Leucine, L-Isoleucine, and L-Valine, AGC (Universal's proprietary Anabolic Growth Complex - consisting of Anabolic Gaining Agents, Metabolic Optimizers, and Performance Factors), Advanced Vitamin/Mineral Complex, Medium Chain Triglycerides, Lipotropics and Natural Flavors.

Colostrum (they mean bovine) is the pre-milk fluid produced from the mother's mammary glands during the first 72 hours after birth. Colostrum provides life-supporting immune and growth factors that insure the health and vitality of the newborn. It is claimed that these immunity and growth factors are beneficial to humans as well.


Plant Sterols: Campesterol, etc.
BIOCHEMISTRY : Chemically, phytosterols are vegetable analogues of cholesterol. Phytosterols are found in a variety of vegetables, including grains, nuts, seeds, and fruit. BTW, they MAY promote muscle growth, IF your muscles are made up of the vascular, liver, and kidney cells of a rat .

PHYSIOLOGY : Research has shown that phytosterols interfere with cholesterol absorption and thus prevent the rise in serum cholesterol. Clinical trials with humans showed that eating phytosterols reduced serum cholesterol levels. Phytosterols in addition reduce serum cholesterol by possibly inhibiting the intestinal reabsorption of circulating cholesterol.

Here is the pdr page on them:

http://www.pdrhealth.com/drug_info/n...phy_0205.shtml

Just some info to help...it looks like a pretty decent weightgainer but whether all the fancy added ingredients like colostrum, plant sterols, and herbs will really help any I don't know. More likely it'll just make it more expensive and you'd still be better off doing what HARDGAIN suggested.

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If you act sanctimonious I will just list out your logical fallacies until you get pissed off and spew blasphemous remarks.