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How exactly do people get fat?


Jase

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I've started counting my calories for the first time in my life, to try to gain weight.

In my efforts to try a weightlifting "bulking" phase and put on a pound per week, livestrong recommended that I eat over 3400 calories per day above any calories that I burn exercising.

I find this almost impossible. My normal eating habits only take me to about 1700 per day.

Help me, fatties... you're my only hope.

On a serious note, peanuts, almonds, walnuts, and cashews add lots of calories without notice, and are very good for you.

You want calories, but not trash or junk calories like soda and pizza.

Remember, you want to gain mass, not fat from sugary trash.

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I make a juiced up protein shake that helps

1 cup of 2% milk

1/4 cup of plain nonfat greek yogurt

1 tablespoon of almond butter

1 scoop of whey protein

Adds up to

462 calories

14g fat

32g carbs

49g protein

But I can't drink this sh*t all of the time.

Switch to sweetened almond milk. Add fresh fruit (or frozen fruit if it's a smoothie)

More calories, but the fruit will make you wanna eat sooner.

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I've started counting my calories for the first time in my life, to try to gain weight.

In my efforts to try a weightlifting "bulking" phase and put on a pound per week, livestrong recommended that I eat over 3400 calories per day above any calories that I burn exercising.

I find this almost impossible. My normal eating habits only take me to about 1700 per day.

Help me, fatties... you're my only hope.

My husband is having the same problem He's basically a vegetarian who takes in around 1400-1700 calories a day ONLY because he will eat cookies or brownies before bed. Food seems almost repulsive to him (are you the same way?) He's trying granola. High in calorie but healthy. Lots of protein.

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I've started counting my calories for the first time in my life, to try to gain weight.

In my efforts to try a weightlifting "bulking" phase and put on a pound per week, livestrong recommended that I eat over 3400 calories per day above any calories that I burn exercising.

I find this almost impossible. My normal eating habits only take me to about 1700 per day.

Help me, fatties... you're my only hope.

ok, I know a thing or two about wight gain and loss, and gotta a few questions.

what is the reason you are trying to gain weight?

What type of weight are you trying to put on?

How old are you and what kind of shape are you in, I know you must be slim but are we talking skin and bones or fit with a little bit of muscle definition?

Different things go into it and its not just a straight cut thing, when I lost my weight and got into shape I actually ended up loing too much weight and had to adjust my diet to put some more back on.

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come hang out with me for a couple weeks

To Zaxby's!

My husband is having the same problem He's basically a vegetarian who takes in around 1400-1700 calories a day ONLY because he will eat cookies or brownies before bed. Food seems almost repulsive to him (are you the same way?) He's trying granola. High in calorie but healthy. Lots of protein.

Nah, I love eating. But my wife and I have cut our meat consumption way down. This is more about being stuck eating the same things as my wife, who has cut her calories. I like the things we are eating now, they just aren't giving me enough calories.

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