I have fitness issues. I need to put on some muscles. I tried some protein food but it still did not work. Suggest me something. Thanks and regards.

Question

1. Protein is the key for the muscle building. Without adequate protein, muscle gain and growth is not possible because weight training demands for amino acids (which comes from protein). You should daily eat about 2.2g of protein per kilogram of your weight. For example, if you are 50kg, then you should eat 50x2.2=111g of protein spread over 5-6 meals in the day. Include high protein foods in your diet. Your protein intake should be from foods rather than from supplements. Good protein foods: beans, soybeans, whey, fish, dairy products (low fat variety), meats, nuts and seeds (almonds, peanuts, pumpkin seeds, sesame seeds, sunflower seeds), peanut butter. Many of these are easy digestible foods. Milk is one of the best muscle foods. The milk contains two high quality proteins, about 80 percent whey and 20 percent casein. Whey is quickly broken down into amino acids and absorbed into the bloodstream. Whey is very good to consume after workout. Casein is digested more slowly and provides the body with a steady supply of protein for a longer period of time. Cheese is concentrated milk, so it is high in protein and calcium, fat and cholesterol. Include healthy skim yogurt in your diet, which can give you as much as 120 calories.------------ 2. Eat custard apple (saripa, sitaphal) to put on some muscular weight. This fruit is high in calorie.------------------ 3. Healthy fats: avoid fatty foods. Most mothers, especially in india give too much ghee or butter to their children, thinking they will put flesh fast. But ghee is mostly saturated fat which is not a healthy fat for any body. Healthy fats are monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats and omega-3 fatty acids. Good fats: cold pressed oils (olive, sunflower, linseed, canola).------------ 4. Drink pure fruit juice. It is full of sugar and added nutrients so it is a healthy and nutritious --------------------- 5. Complex carbohydrates are also needed for gaining weight and muscles. Corn bread is also full of carbohydrates, one piece gives approximately 328 calories. Eat baked or as grilled potatoes. Pasta is a calorie rich cereal carbohydrates.--------------------------- 6. Eat bananas. These are rich in carbs and nutritious, one banana contains approximately 100 calories.---------------------------- 7. Some people think that drinking beer helps, but it is not true, it accumulates in your abdomen, making it fatty.------------------------ don't take protein supplements for gaining muscles----------------------------

Ramneek Gupta · Accepted Answer

1. Protein is the key for the muscle building. Without adequate protein, muscle gain and growth is not possible because weight training demands for amino acids (which comes from protein). You should daily eat about 2.2g of protein per kilogram of your weight. For example, if you are 50kg, then you should eat 50x2.2=111g of protein spread over 5-6 meals in the day. Include high protein foods in your diet. Your protein intake should be from foods rather than from supplements. Good protein foods: beans, soybeans, whey, fish, dairy products (low fat variety), meats, nuts and seeds (almonds, peanuts, pumpkin seeds, sesame seeds, sunflower seeds), peanut butter. Many of these are easy digestible foods. Milk is one of the best muscle foods. The milk contains two high quality proteins, about 80 percent whey and 20 percent casein. Whey is quickly broken down into amino acids and absorbed into the bloodstream. Whey is very good to consume after workout. Casein is digested more slowly and provides the body with a steady supply of protein for a longer period of time. Cheese is concentrated milk, so it is high in protein and calcium, fat and cholesterol. Include healthy skim yogurt in your diet, which can give you as much as 120 calories.------------ 2. Eat custard apple (saripa, sitaphal) to put on some muscular weight. This fruit is high in calorie.------------------ 3. Healthy fats: avoid fatty foods. Most mothers, especially in india give too much ghee or butter to their children, thinking they will put flesh fast. But ghee is mostly saturated fat which is not a healthy fat for any body. Healthy fats are monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats and omega-3 fatty acids. Good fats: cold pressed oils (olive, sunflower, linseed, canola).------------ 4. Drink pure fruit juice. It is full of sugar and added nutrients so it is a healthy and nutritious --------------------- 5. Complex carbohydrates are also needed for gaining weight and muscles. Corn bread is also full of carbohydrates, one piece gives approximately 328 calories. Eat baked or as grilled potatoes. Pasta is a calorie rich cereal carbohydrates.--------------------------- 6. Eat bananas. These are rich in carbs and nutritious, one banana contains approximately 100 calories.---------------------------- 7. Some people think that drinking beer helps, but it is not true, it accumulates in your abdomen, making it fatty.------------------------ don't take protein supplements for gaining muscles----------------------------