So nutrition bars make you gain weight???!!!?
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every food you eat can actually make you gain weight, it depends on your metabolism (basal energy expenditure) and the physical activity you do. Nutrition bars frecuently are made low in fat for relieving some hunger or in case of protein bars it adds an extra protein suplement to your diet. If you want to  gain weight you have to increase the daily calory intake in a balanced diet, overcoming your increased metabolism . Also you  have to discard some wasting diseases, consulting your physician (infections, thyroid disorders, etc)
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Are you wanting or not wanting to gain weight in your butt......?  Lots of foods cause you to gain weight but I don't know if they specify for different body parts.........You could try Goggling food that cause weight gain.
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Its the amount of calories in the chocolate that can make you fat.  If you eat a little everyday, then its not much of a problem.  If you binge on it, then yes, it can cause you to gain weight.
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I was constantly teased throughout grade school, high school and even in college (though by then it did not bother me).  You'll survive.\n\nIf you are like me, eating alone will not do it.  I hit 6' 3" and 140 lbs in my early 20's and was probably 6'1" and 125 in HS. Exercising hard was the only thing that helped me gain weight no matter HOW much I ate, and even then it was fairly modest. I was doing the raw eggs, the hi cal protein drinks, the whole nine yards sometimes while exercising a lot, and sometimes not.\n\nI honestly think the way some of us are built our bodies just won't absorb more than a certain number of calories from our food no matter how much we sluice through there. After a point more food for us just means more nutritive poo for the bacteria in the water treatment system.\n\nBy my late 30's weight came if I just ate a lot.  Now I am up to around 170lbs which is comfortable for me, and close to the middle of what the NIH thinks is healthy for 6' 3" and for the first time in my life know I could become obese if I tried. (I put on 1lb a month steadily for a couple of years before I decided I ought to start paying attention to my weight a little.)\n\nEventually "metabo-pause" will catch up with you and weight gain will become easier. Before that I simply focussed on the desire for my body to be functional (strong, endurance, etc) rather than on how it looked.  You might have a little trouble looking attractive to **some** women, but chances are you will don't have the genetics to be attractive to those particular women anyway. (The ones who insist on a mess of muscles.  There are fewer of those than you think).\n\nThat said, when I worked in bars, my butt was often (maybe once/month) pinched by female customers whereas the other guys rarely had this happen, so lean and mean is also attractive to the right women!\n\nBy the time you hit 40, you will be grateful for your physique. Make the most of it as it is, and again comfort yourself by being stronger and increasing your endurance. Also remember that if you are a teen, your healthy weight will be below what that NIH chart I linked to below says.
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A few years ago I was able to eat absolutely everything and not gain weight. I would eat 4000 + calories a day and continued to lose weight. The issue was a stress disorder and my system was not processing all the food I ate. I visited a doctor, got my mineral balance back in check, and took mega dose liquid vitamins for about 6 months. The weight gain started within the first few weeks and continued until I was a more normal size 8. (I was down to size 2). A visit to a doctor or naturopath may be wise.
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You gain weight whenever you eat anything.
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Personally, I can gain weight with almost any kind of food. But if you are WANTING to gain weight, try to find foods that are calorie-dense, but still nutritious. Nuts, dried fruits, peanut butter, cheese are examples of calorie dense foods.
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Go to a heath store and buy a batch or two of those protein drinks.  They're designed to make you "bulk up".  If you don't exercise regularly while taking these, you'll gain weight for sure.
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Okay, here is a responsible answer.  \n\nEggs are very good, and good for you.  High in calories, protein, good cholestorol, and omega-3 fatty acids (the good kind).\n\nYou can buy weight gain formula, but unless you are forking over big bucks (I'm not talking $40 for a big container with a screw on lid) for it, you are probably getting junk.  Do some internet research.  Read the ingredients list.  If you can't pronounce it, you probably don't want to ingest it.\n\nI encourage you to continue with a healthy diet, but try to increase your calorie intake.  Have more of healthy food.  Lots of protein.  Natural peanut butter is good (not the stuff with lots of sugar added), bread made from STONE GROUND wheat flour or sprouted wheat, not wheat flour or whole wheat flour, or enriched wheat flour.\n\nDo feel free to treat yourself occasionally.  Plan a candy bar for each day, or maybe even something like the new Snickers Marathon bar would be good.\n\nThere is just a few of my cents (as I walk the path of wholesome food).\n\nGood luck.
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no it can mess up ur tummy and get cavites =] ( i drink 12 cans a day...) and i got realy tall.
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hershey bars?!! lol j/k...http://www.bulliondirect.com/catalog/showProductDetail.do?id=824663816&ovmkt=0AOF00HISDVA7UH26TMIURPROO
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Try drinking Ensure.  A lot of times it's sold next to the pharmacy.  Ask the pharmacist how much to drink to gain healthy weight.  Also, I have a friend who's naturally very thin.  When she loses a few pounds, she eats peanut butter and jelly sandwiches as a snack between meals to gain the weight back.  I don't really know why this works for her, but it does.  It's worth a try.
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It's all in the weight you gain.  Those things are basically sugar and other carbs, with some protein thrown in.  You might balloon up, but if you're not working out it's not going to be what you had in mind.  Lots of whole foods like meat and eggs and whole grain breads and pastas are a better way to go, but I still throw a shake in sometimes for a quick snack.  I'd stick to protein powders rather than the mega-mass type mixes.
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Wish I had your metabolism LOL.  I just look at food and gain weight.  Ok well best suggestion is to go to a health food store and talk to someone there they should be able to recommend something or like a vitamin health store is what I meant to say.
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high in sodium..but in moderation they aren't bad for you. They are better for you than candy bars.
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well luna bars are really more like nutrition bars than energy bars. if you eat it because your going to work out, you should probably try a power bar or something. those taste better in my opinion (i really like the vanilla crisp one) those you should probably eat like an hour before youre going to be working out. that way you can start to get the energy when you start your work out.
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It contains calories.  Too many calories, you gain weight.