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To gain weight after an illness, focus on consuming nutrient-dense foods that are high in calories, such as nuts, avocados, whole grains, and full-fat dairy products. Eating smaller, more frequent meals can help increase your calorie intake without overwhelming your appetite. Additionally, incorporating strength training exercises can help build muscle mass, which contributes to healthy weight gain. Always consult with a healthcare professional or a registered dietitian for personalized guidance.
What else can I help you with?
What are some illness?
some illness are the inability to put simple words togeth.
How can you put the word illness in a sentence?
His illness brought him death at an early age.
Is it unhealthy to lose 20 pounds in one month if you weight 175 pounds?
Yes, definitely. Losing that much weight so quickly can actually be harmful. It is better to lose weight gradually, which gives your body a chance to adjust, and does not put you at risk of illness.
What illness can be related to abnormal loss of weight?
Diabetes and Cancer can result in Abnormal weight loss. As can Hyperthyroidism.
What is being institunialized?
Being put in an asylum for mental illness.
What illness would be indicated by weight loss and low sodium levels in the blood?
hypertension
What has caused uncle lucas illness in bless you ultima?
The supposed cause of Uncle Lucas's illness is a cursed that three brujas, or witches, had put on him.
Will you put weight on?
no.
What illness could you possibley have if your symptoms are sickness weight gain stomach pains and heartburn?
obesity
What illness is defined as recurrent inappropriate behavior in order to prevent weight gain?
bulimia nervosa
Which weight-loss medications was banned in 1996 because it resulted in illness and several deaths?
Fenfluramine
If a mental illness was caused by weight issues will insurance pay to fix the weight issue if diet and exercise failed?
Good question - Check http://www.obesityhelp.com/morbidobesity/insurers.phtml Also you might check the Mental Illness Parity Act www.SteveShorr.com/mhp.htm
