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  5. Hey, Ive been using Endura Mass to gain weight, and Im wondering if its really good for my health. Once I stop taking it, will my weight stay the same, or will it start to drop again?

Hey, Ive been using Endura Mass to gain weight, and Im wondering if its really good for my health. Once I stop taking it, will my weight stay the same, or will it start to drop again?

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Hey, Ive been using Endura Mass to gain weight, and Im wondering if its really good for my health. Once I stop taking it, will my weight stay the same, or will it start to drop again?

-Endura Mass is a popular weight gain supplement, but its effectiveness depends on your overall diet and exercise routine. If you stop using it, your weight may stabilize or decrease if your calorie intake drops. It's best to maintain a balanced diet with

Last updated on 18 Dec 2024

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Hi, I recently lost some weight and now I want to gain back to an ideal weight of 62 kg from my current 56 kg. Im 510 tall. Could you suggest an easy-to-follow diet plan thats mainly vegetarian, preferably South Indian? I can have non-veg outside may...

Congratulations on your weight loss. To gain weight in a healthy way, focus on nutrient-dense foods. Here's a vegetarian, South Indian-inspired diet plan:Daily Caloric IntakeTo gain weight, aim for an additional 250-500 calories above your maintenance level. For you, this would be around 2200-2500 calories per day.Meal PlanBreakfast- Idlis (2-3) with sambar and chutney (400 calories)- Pongal with vegetables and nuts (500 calories)- Whole-grain toast with avocado and banana (450 calories)Lunch- Brown rice with lentil-based sambar, vegetables, and a dollop of ghee (600 calories)- Whole-grain chapati with vegetable curry and dal (550 calories)- Mixed rice with vegetables, nuts, and seeds (500 calories)Snacks- Fresh fruits with nuts (150-200 calories)- Yogurt with honey and granola (200-250 calories)- Roasted chickpeas or makhana (100-150 calories)Dinner- Similar to lunch options, with a focus on complex carbohydrates, protein, and healthy fats.Non-Veg Options (2 times a week)- Grilled chicken or fish with brown rice and vegetables (500-600 calories)- Lentil-based soups with lean meat or eggs (400-500 calories)Additional Tips1. Eat frequently: 5-6 meals per day to keep your metabolism boosted.2. Incorporate healthy fats: Nuts, seeds, avocado, and olive oil.3. Choose calorie-dense foods: Dried fruits, granola, and trail mix.4. Stay hydrated: Drink plenty of water throughout the day.5. Consult a doctor or nutritionist: For personalized guidance and to ensure you're meeting your nutritional needs.

Last updated on 18 Dec 2024

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