QUOTE(tysern @ Oct 19 2006, 07:58 PM)
one of the fastest way to increase weight, take supper, but of course it is not very health.
do u drink beer, becuz beer gives you that fugly beer belly if ya drink too much. it's ok to take a little, but take in moderation.
btw, rice does not make you fat. if u always favour those char kuey teow or hokkien fried, yeah, that is what that will get you.
and if you always eat out, chances are you will put on more weight. stuff like mc d's or kfc, those are the ones that make ppl fat.
another useless idea... I repeat here pls do not suggest any unhealthy ways to gain weight... They will only harm u gaining fat instead of gaining weight in a healthy way...
QUOTE(tan_pang @ Oct 20 2006, 08:11 AM)
then, i should eat egg + bread
and drink milk??
if eat oat again, i afraid i will late to school......

The perfect timing in taking ur breakfast is falling into 7am - 9am.
But lets see what are the reasons to cause you under weight?
There are only
two reasons to be underweight. Either you are
not eating enough or there is something
medically wrong.
Sure maybe you are
naturally thin but being underweight is different than being thin. When you are underweight you are not healthy. And maybe you have a
fast metabolism but that just means you have to eat more than some people.
I will be honest and say that most people who are underweight that I have met through this threat, and I have met hundreds over the years now, simply do
not eat enough. They may feel like they eat a lot but when I get them to track their food they realize they aren't eating much.
And for the ones that are eating more than enough they always end up discovering some kind of physical problem. Even something as simple as a food intollerance or
vitamin deficiency can cause malnuritionment and malabsorption of your foods and minerals leaving your body struggling to maintain your health.
What has actually made me extremely sensitive to allergens that had been previously only a mild problem because it has made my digestion so poor that a lot of nutrients were not getting to my body. The answer is that eat the fruits after taking a meal... It took a long time to finally figure this problem out. I was able to eliminate foods basically just one food at a time by keeping very careful attention to the way my body responded to foods.
If you are underweight you should see a doctor and discuss your weight concerns with them and request testing to rule out all medical reasons that could be causing your low weight (examples are food intollerances, liver problems, malnutrition due to an unbalanced diet, IBS, Chron's, Celiac Disease, etc). Allergy testing can be helpful too but it will not tell you if you have a food intollerance as intollerances are different than allergies. With an intollerance the symptoms are usually not as severe and easier to miss. An allergenist would be a good person to visit too, not only for allergy testing but also for guidance in doing an ellimination diet. You could have problems with a number of foods such as sulfites, msg, corn, wheat, dairy, dyes, preservatives, and even pesticides or fertilizers (fluorine is a common fertilizer and I believe it is the reason I have an allergic reaction to non-oragnic rice but can eat organic rice without problems).
One more note about your food, do not assume that just because you have a reaction of some kind of rush during recess time after eating something that it is the cause. Your reaction could be being caused by something you ate several hours prior or even the day before. Vitamins can also be a problem if you have food intollerances. That is why it is important to pay very careful attention so that once you start noticing trends you can test it.
For example if you have some kind of reaction to something , then look at everything you ate in the previous 24-36 hours. Let's say you got the symptom right before bed and this is how you ate in the previous 36 hours:
See the list below:36 hours ago: lunch of sandwhich and a energy bar(cereal)
28 hours ago: supper of mee goreng or roti sardin
16 hours ago: breakfast of cereal with milk and orange juice
10 hours ago: lunch of soup and bread with butter on it
4 hours ago: supper of roast beef and steamed veggies
so now the next day test those exact same things but eat them in a different order:
24 hours ago: breakfast of cereal with milk and orange juice
16 hours ago: lunch of mee goreng and roti sardin
10 hours ago: supper of soup and bread with butter on it
4 hours ago: breakfast of sandwhich and a granola bar
And lets say today you got the symptom right before lunch (notice how I changed the hours ago to reflect the new time you got the symptom. Look to see what foods match the times. It looks like the culprit is something you ate during your soup and bread with butter meal and now you know that it takes 10 hours for the symptom to show up so you can individually test the things that you ate during that meal.
If you don't get the symptom again then you know that it was probably not due to the food you ate and that is good news. I know this is time consuming but this is the only way I was able to cut out all of the foods I have problems with and if you don't show up as being allergic to anything this is a great way to determine if you have food problems or not.
Foods that are healthy but high in calories and/or fat:
KFC Or Mc D
Coconut and Young Coconut Meat
Nuts/Seeds except Soy nuts (have half the calories of other nuts/seeds, also there are a lot of people that do not believe soy is good for you in any form)
Bananas
Coconut oil, Hempseed oil, Flaxseed oil, Extra Virgin Olive oil
Recipes:
Breakfast Shake #1: 1.5-2 cups fresh juice, 1/2 cup almonds, 2 tbsp flaxseed, 4 tbsp hempseed oil, 1 frozen banana, 1 cup frozen berries. (1250 calories)
Breakfast Shake #2: 3 bananas (fresh or frozen), 25 dates, handful almonds, 2 scoops of protein powder. (approx 1200 calories)
Breakfast Shake #3: Make up your own! Add some of the high calorie/fat ingredients above together with sweet fruit, some coacoa powder, whatever!
Breakfast Shake#4: You may try out
protein shake (You may google the recipes yourself)Please remember
I am NOT a doctor.
I
highly recommend that you visit a doctor before changing your eating or exercise routines.
Take your own risk... For reference purpose..