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03-01-2003, 02:59 PM #1Registered User
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No Appetite Need More Cal
I want to increase my calorie per day. Unfortunately after starting to eat from 7 am to 7 pm it seems the calories are not enough to gain weight.I go to school and working at the same time. Therefore I need a lot of calorie. no junk food. Anybody out there tell me what can i get to be able to get the required RDA per day and extra calorie for the damn summer? All input are welcome.
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you can add MRP's and bars for extra calories.
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Eat nuts - that way you get protein as a bonusOriginally posted by w8lifter
Eat fat! It's high calorie
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