I;m 17 my height is around 5.8-5.10.
Well i have become kinda thin how to do i become a bit fat and look healthy?
start eating a sugar diet. the best way to gain mass is by eating nothing but pure sugar. (until you reach your desired weight) dont get addicted to the sugar.
i suggest :
a. chocolate bars - 2 x a day
b. ice-cream and chocolate sauce
c. banana
basically anything with sugar in it. This is if you want to gain weight.
1-2 weeks of this ridiculous diet and you will gain about 3-4 kgs in about 2 weeks, if you eat :
250g chocolate
150g banana
100g ice cream + 20g chocolate sauce
I would not advcie going for any supplements like Endura Mass , since I have heard that they have certain side effects . Some say they affect productivity.
Well I am having similiar physique like you described but I am 19 and 5.9' Tall.
FOr improving body weight in a positive and healthy manner , going to GYM regularly will help. But make sure that you have lots of healthy calories.
TO gain mass , there is a simple rule : Eat more calories than you actually burn.
If you will go to GYM , you will workout a lot , this will lead to hunger. You will eat a lot more than usual.THis will eventually build muscles , if you take on a protein rich diet.
Protein is more better than FAT. So build muscle by working out and eating heathy.
I am also going to GYM from past several weeks.
Protein and calorie rich diet include : White part of boiled Eggs(best source of protein) , Banana-Milkshake , Soyabeans , Wheat , etc.
Avoid FAT rich food like the yolk of boiled egg , oils ,etc.
That is not true, it also depends where your calories are coming from.
ex: sugar - pure carbohydrate
lean meats - carbs + protein
fruits - fructose + natural sugar.
with all three different diets, you will be surprised to know if say presently you eat 2000cals, now if you switch to pure sugar diet, you will start gaining weight if you switch to a fruit diet or a high protein / high fat diet of same numbers of cals you will lose weight.
protein rich diet is useless, unless you plan to workout.
proteins which are not used by the body are broken down further into sugar. and rule of thumb says a growing young adult needs about 0.75g protein/kg bodyweight. if you workout anything between 1-1.5g/kg is more than enough.
Supplements like mass gainers affect the body, specially the liver. So it is advisable to take maximum nutrition in your diet via natural food.
and muscles are a oxidated form of fat, so if you are fat and you workout a lot, the difference in the strength of the muscle fibers is a lot.