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For the last 5 years I've been a steady 118 lbs at 5'4". Before that I weighed 106 until going to USMC Boot Camp and gaining 16 lbs. However, after seeing charts of average weight for my height I feel like it would be healthier to be a little heavier. I get full rather quickly and even with strength exercises and protein powders every other day I haven't been able to gain any weight.
My husband and I are going to start trying to conceive near the end of this year and I want to be as healthy as possible when we reach that point.
Do you have any suggestions on healthy ways of gaining weight? Preferably with natural foods and exercises so I can maintain it during pregnancy.
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Re: Trying to Gain Weight
If you going to have to eat far more than before if you want to gain weight. Since body composition to 80% diet you are going to have to stuff yourself. You should eat healthy fats like as eggs.
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