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A member asked:
I'm a male who eats 1600 calories a day, drinks protein shakes and does weight training, can i gain muscle this way?
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Yes: That should do it although depending on your weight your caloric intake may be too low.
Answered 6/18/2015
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Whats the easiest way to gain weight im 5"2 and only weigh 110lb can exercising help me? I've tried drinking the protein shakes but they not ar working
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Do protein shakes put on weight for dieters or would they help me lose weight and gain muscle. I'm on a diet but not a super strict one and i go gym ?
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If i just drink 25grams of protein n don't work out what happens? Is this bad? I'm trying to gain weight so i'm drinking these shakes!
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What do you advise if I'm trying to gain weight, I'm a female, am I able to drink homemade protein shakes with protein powder?
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Do protein shakes and fat burners really help people lose weight and gain muscle?
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