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Does weight gainers harm the body organs such as liver or kidneys? if not , what is the optimum type of weight gainers? and how should it be taken?
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No and depends: If used when you are otherwise normal and drinking plenty of fluids they are ok. Which is optimum, depends on a number of circumstances.
Answered 1/9/2017
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