Heavy food

sugar is bad though

I'm talking cisco

processed sugar

coconut oil is good. olive oil is good

You basically shouldnt eat anything that is an isolated nutrient.

@ValleyAnt "Long as you stay healthy or exercise or active, what you eat doesn't batter too much" This is terrible.

The key to diet is balance between carbs, protein, and the healthy fats

Depending on what goals you have

@Sigma I totally agree - diet is largely dependent on your people group and how they ate.

a lot of vegetables too

i have issue eating enough lol, gaining any weight

I personally do best on mostly animal fats/protein with limited veggies.

It's all about experimentation.

I suck at eating, but I know what's good and what will hurt me

i have like 5% fat

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0t8mWJ1ZKg

whats that ^

People are different. Maybe you need more carbs due to your training style, or maybe more protein. it depends on what you're doing

true, i dunno honestly, weight just falls off of me as soon as i gain it lol

so any cardio is off limits

tbh

streaming https://www.youtube.com/c/HappyHumbleHermit/live @everyone

that's good. I'm assuming you have a lot of muscle mass

Muscle burns a lot of energy

not really :/ doesnt matter what i do always been like this

@Sigma it sounds like @Blimp is a hardgainer

No? do you powerlift?

i dont do anything lmao XD

oohh

fast metabolism then

idk

i need to i know trust me lol

you can overcome hardgaining

i have this pair of 8kg dumbells i wanna start doing some exercises with

guess ill look sm shit up

gotta start somewhere...Do a lot of research, trial and error, and find something that works for you

i have noticed im quite strong whenever i do try i am able to do a lot of reps as noob so

its more that i just appear so skinny lol

I've known people like that...Skinny, but strong AF

a few of them gravitated towards powerlifting