30% Of People In The World Are Known To Be Obese And Overweight. However Being Overweight Isn't The Only Issue In The World As There Is Many Other People With The Opposite Problem Of Being Too Skinny And Underweight. 

This is a worry, in light of the fact that being underweight can be similarly as terrible for your well being as being Overweight. 

Moreover, numerous individuals who are not clinically underweight still need to increase some muscle. 

Regardless of whether you are clinically underweight or basically a "hard gainer" attempting to put on some muscle weight, the fundamental standards are the same. 

This book will outline a simple strategy to quickly gain weight, the healthy way.

• Don't drink water before having your evening meals. Drinking water before meals can fill up your stomach making it harder for you to get those needed calories. 
• Eat more often! - Squeeze in an additional meal or snack whenever you can, such as before bed.
• Drink plenty of milk! - Drinking whole milk to quench thirst is a simple way to get in more high-quality protein and calories.
• Try weight gain shakes - These are very high in protein, carbs and calories.
• Use bigger plates so that you intake more calories as using smaller plates automatically causes people to eat less.
• If you drink coffee then add plenty of cream on top. - This is a simple way to add in more calories.
• Take creatine -  The muscle building supplement creating monohydrate can help you gain a few pounds in muscle weight.
• Make sure that you get some quality sleep. - Sleeping properly is very important for muscle growth. You need 8 hours of sleep. That leaves you 16 hours to eat. It’s easier to gain weight if you spread your meals over 16 hours. Your meals can be smaller, your stomach has a break in between, and you don’t feel stuffed all the time. 
• Eat Your Protein First And Vegetables Last - If you have a mix of foods on your plate, eat the calorie-dense and protein-rich foods first. Eat the vegetables last.
• Don't Smoke - Smokers tend to weigh less than non-smokers, and quitting smoking often leads to weight gain.

• Make sure you are eating more and more frequently - Have at least 3 meals a day. Have a minimum of 2 large snacks. Increase your portion sizes. Add an additional item to your breakfast daily. Eat a bit more food during each of your meals e.g Adding extra cereal to your bowl,A thicker slice of bread for lunch,Additional potatoes with your dinner.  (Optional) You could eat a doughnut or a granola bar after each meal or just as a snack.

• Make sure you are upping those calories-  Eat dense wheat, bran or rye breads and cereals, starchy vegetables such as potatoes, red beets, corn, squash and carrots, beans, nuts and dried fruits such as raisins, apricots and dates. Choose fruits that have higher calorie counts, such as apples, pears, pineapple and bananas. Choose heavy soups with beans or lentils.

• Sprinkle on any additional calories to your evening meals - This can include nuts,canola,olive oil,avocados,honey,butter,sour cream,wheat germ,protein powder,salad dressing,mayonnaise and peanut butter.

• Replace water and have plenty of cola,milk,fruit juices,milkshakes and smoothies -  Avoid diet cola and juices that do not contain real fruit. 
• To add extra calories include A Supplement Between Meals 
• Lift Weights 3 times a week to turn the added fat into muscle.