Apetamin for weight gain
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Lesscookies1 wrote: »This thread has me baffled people at a healthy weight gaining weight to become overweight and obese wow
I don't think wanting to weigh 150 is the same as strive to be obese? Do you?1 -
karintalley wrote: »OP,
I have a question for you. While people like me want to lose weight, and reach 155 as a goal, I am 166 now.
How come you want to gain weight. IS it because you want a big butt and thick thighs, but still maintain a skinny waist?
It's kind of cool how we have such different goals. I always wanted
I want to gain weight because that’s my preference and what I feel comfortable doing for me. Has nothing to do with wanting a bigger butt. All black girls don’t aspire to have huge behinds. Lol... funny that you guessed that as my reason to want to gain.1 -
CharlieBeansmomTracey wrote: »Lesscookies1 wrote: »This thread has me baffled people at a healthy weight gaining weight to become overweight and obese wow
umm for what its worth maybe its a healthy weight for some that want to gain? maybe they feel better at a higher weight? no one wants to become obese and I doubt these ladies are striving to become obese.
Exactly.... I’m trying to understand why of all threads people feel the need to get on this one to try to discourage others from doing what makes them happy.1 -
Exactly.... I’m trying to understand why of all threads people feel the need to get on this one to try to discourage others from doing what makes them happy.2
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Lesscookies1 wrote: »This thread has me baffled people at a healthy weight gaining weight to become overweight and obese wow
What baffles me is why some people think that 150 lbs is overweight and obese?2 -
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karintalley wrote: »OP,
I have a question for you. While people like me want to lose weight, and reach 155 as a goal, I am 166 now.
How come you want to gain weight. IS it because you want a big butt and thick thighs, but still maintain a skinny waist?
It's kind of cool how we have such different goals. I always wanted skinny thighs and small butt. lol!
@karintalley I am not OP nor am I taking apetamin.. but my goal is to gain weight in order to build muscle and improve my body composition. I still want lean legs and tight glutes (also bigger glutes for me) but sometimes weight loss isn't enough, you have to have the muscle base to show3 -
karintalley wrote: »Lesscookies1 wrote: »This thread has me baffled people at a healthy weight gaining weight to become overweight and obese wow
I don't think wanting to weigh 150 is the same as strive to be obese? Do you?
It would depend how tall the person is but its more likely that 150 would be overweight vs obese. Essentially, a person is under 5'4", it would be classified as over weight.2 -
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Lesscookies1 wrote: »karintalley wrote: »Lesscookies1 wrote: »This thread has me baffled people at a healthy weight gaining weight to become overweight and obese wow
I don't think wanting to weigh 150 is the same as strive to be obese? Do you?
It would depend how tall the person is but its more likely that 150 would be overweight vs obese. Essentially, a person is under 5'4", it would be classified as over weight.Lls
You were actually at a healthy weight before you decided to gain weight. Now you're technically overweight. I guess enjoy your goal. I just haven't heard of this before.
Its not me. I am cutting weight.. i am going down to 10% bf if i can.0 -
Lesscookies1 wrote: »karintalley wrote: »Lesscookies1 wrote: »This thread has me baffled people at a healthy weight gaining weight to become overweight and obese wow
I don't think wanting to weigh 150 is the same as strive to be obese? Do you?
It would depend how tall the person is but its more likely that 150 would be overweight vs obese. Essentially, a person is under 5'4", it would be classified as over weight.Lls
You were actually at a healthy weight before you decided to gain weight. Now you're technically overweight. I guess enjoy your goal. I just haven't heard of this before.
Its not me. I am cutting weight.. i am going down to 10% bf if i can.
Sorry I didn't mean you I agree with your post. My post was in reference to the Op stowns30.0 -
I am completely in agreement!karintalley wrote: »Lesscookies1 wrote: »This thread has me baffled people at a healthy weight gaining weight to become overweight and obese wow
I don't think wanting to weigh 150 is the same as strive to be obese? Do you?
It would depend how tall the person is but its more likely that 150 would be overweight vs obese. Essentially, a person is under 5'4", it would be classified as over weight.
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Lesscookies1 wrote: »
I am completely in agreement!karintalley wrote: »Lesscookies1 wrote: »This thread has me baffled people at a healthy weight gaining weight to become overweight and obese wow
I don't think wanting to weigh 150 is the same as strive to be obese? Do you?
It would depend how tall the person is but its more likely that 150 would be overweight vs obese. Essentially, a person is under 5'4", it would be classified as over weight.
Ok cool. Sorry if i misread that.0 -
But she has posted a photo in which she is clearly not overweight or obese.3
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Lesscookies1 wrote: »
heres the thing a person with a lot of muscle that weighs more than the BMI chart states can be classified as overweight or even obese depending on the muscle mass and fat percentage. so what if she is technically overweight,if she was really muscular and say a bikini model would you then say she is overweight? not to metion while she is gaining she can gain muscle too if doing a lifting program. to gain a decent amount of muscle you have to gain weight as it comes with the territory.
some competitive body builders are considered obese because of their weight,their weight is due to having a large amount of muscle. There are many reasons why someone may want to gain weight,sometimes its due to medical issues,1 -
Lesscookies1 wrote: »
There's a difference between overweight and over-fat. Judging from the picture, OP is not over-fat and has put on lean mass.4 -
cwolfman13 wrote: »Lesscookies1 wrote: »
There's a difference between overweight and over-fat. Judging from the picture, OP is not over-fat and has put on lean mass.
Thanks
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Lesscookies1 wrote: »Lesscookies1 wrote: »karintalley wrote: »Lesscookies1 wrote: »This thread has me baffled people at a healthy weight gaining weight to become overweight and obese wow
I don't think wanting to weigh 150 is the same as strive to be obese? Do you?
It would depend how tall the person is but its more likely that 150 would be overweight vs obese. Essentially, a person is under 5'4", it would be classified as over weight.Lls
You were actually at a healthy weight before you decided to gain weight. Now you're technically overweight. I guess enjoy your goal. I just haven't heard of this before.
Its not me. I am cutting weight.. i am going down to 10% bf if i can.
Sorry I didn't mean you I agree with your post. My post was in reference to the Op stowns30.
Lol... at the end of the day all that matters is that I love the skin I’m in. My weight fortunately adds on evenly throughout my body. No one would’ve known how much I weigh had I not posted it. Ha... good day6 -
Happy gaining guys... I mean this is the thread for us gaining right??? Lol4
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Thanks Luvcomptonelizabeth wrote: »1 -
karintalley wrote: »Lesscookies1 wrote: »This thread has me baffled people at a healthy weight gaining weight to become overweight and obese wow
I don't think wanting to weigh 150 is the same as strive to be obese? Do you?
It would depend how tall the person is but its more likely that 150 would be overweight vs obese. Essentially, a person is under 5'4", it would be classified as over weight.
It most certainly has a lot to do with height.. however I’m 5’2 so yes the BMI will classify me as over weight even tho I clearly don’t look it. I read that a ideal healthy weight for me is 109-136lbs. Yikes... no thanks. Anyways thanks for all the comments.3 -
According to the BMI yes... how much do you weigh? Are you happy with your weight? Are you looking to gain? Or lose? Just curious is all....Lesscookies1 wrote: »2 -
I’m taken it been two days do it really gain weight it only make me sleepy n I don’t get hungry how long it take it0
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lilsexymamai03 wrote: »I been taken it for 2 days n just making me sleepy n it dnt make me hungry so how long it takes to work n do I just gotta drink it
its supposed to increase appetite but it doesnt work for everyone. to gain weight just eat more calories2 -
I don’t believe aptemain is a good option for weight gain. I’ve read reviews where people have lost the weight just as quickly once they stopped taking aptemain.2
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So.... My waist trainer arrived today. Gonna see if this can help get rid of belly fat while I'm on this weight gain journey. Working out to build muscle and eating like crazy to gain weight. #TheStoryOfMyLife
It doesnt work like that. Fat is determined by genetics and available energy. A corset is nothing going to modify the energy balance.
Patience of a saint Lemon, I can't believe what I'm reading from these ladies. Social media is obviously at fault here for women of colour who don't fit into the 'big booty, slim waist' cartoon proportions that are sometimes gained through fat transfer surgery.
Unless you lift weights and eat more you won't achieve what you desire through drinking syrup and wearing a piece of elastic round your middle.4 -
End of story... This will not spill over into another day. What else is going on? Do you have something else to speak about besides what we don't agree on? How is the weather where u are? It's hot here.
This forum has me rolling😂😂 the way all these guys and mr lemon are big mad about apetamin😂😂 our female weight gaining journeys are different so hop off cuz you cant relate🗣 these know it all smarty pants men😪4 -
Silkysausage wrote: »So.... My waist trainer arrived today. Gonna see if this can help get rid of belly fat while I'm on this weight gain journey. Working out to build muscle and eating like crazy to gain weight. #TheStoryOfMyLife
It doesnt work like that. Fat is determined by genetics and available energy. A corset is nothing going to modify the energy balance.
Patience of a saint Lemon, I can't believe what I'm reading from these ladies. Social media is obviously at fault here for women of colour who don't fit into the 'big booty, slim waist' cartoon proportions that are sometimes gained through fat transfer surgery.
Unless you lift weights and eat more you won't achieve what you desire through drinking syrup and wearing a piece of elastic round your middle.
A lot of women see results with apetamin period! Why don't you stay in your lane if it works for someone it works! Not like its any of your buisness anyway.4 -
Silkysausage wrote: »So.... My waist trainer arrived today. Gonna see if this can help get rid of belly fat while I'm on this weight gain journey. Working out to build muscle and eating like crazy to gain weight. #TheStoryOfMyLife
It doesnt work like that. Fat is determined by genetics and available energy. A corset is nothing going to modify the energy balance.
Patience of a saint Lemon, I can't believe what I'm reading from these ladies. Social media is obviously at fault here for women of colour who don't fit into the 'big booty, slim waist' cartoon proportions that are sometimes gained through fat transfer surgery.
Unless you lift weights and eat more you won't achieve what you desire through drinking syrup and wearing a piece of elastic round your middle.
A lot of women see results with apetamin period! Why don't you stay in your lane if it works for someone it works! Not like its any of your buisness anyway.
99% of the women who have used apetamin on this board just got fat and complained about the "results". So sure, you can believe YouTube or Instagram.
And no one is mad. Most of us are actually trying to help people succeed. But its ok if you don't see that.2 -
Silkysausage wrote: »So.... My waist trainer arrived today. Gonna see if this can help get rid of belly fat while I'm on this weight gain journey. Working out to build muscle and eating like crazy to gain weight. #TheStoryOfMyLife
It doesnt work like that. Fat is determined by genetics and available energy. A corset is nothing going to modify the energy balance.
Patience of a saint Lemon, I can't believe what I'm reading from these ladies. Social media is obviously at fault here for women of colour who don't fit into the 'big booty, slim waist' cartoon proportions that are sometimes gained through fat transfer surgery.
Unless you lift weights and eat more you won't achieve what you desire through drinking syrup and wearing a piece of elastic round your middle.
A lot of women see results with apetamin period! Why don't you stay in your lane if it works for someone it works! Not like its any of your buisness anyway.
it works because it increases appetite making you eat more. but for many it does nothing.so in reality you are eating in a calorie surplus which will cause weight gain.that can be accomplished without the apetamin if you eat enough. also many here have tried it and gotten negative results .2
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