A healthy daily diet can be a start of something good. You can try eating healthier and working out and drinking lots of water.
No, if you have recently done strenuos exercise on that muscle and have a healthy diet your body will be repairing the muscle bigger and stronger
Healthy maintained diet & regular work out.
when you shiver the muscle contract to release heat to warm your body, this in an example of how muscle help maintain homeostasis.
No because the muscles need protein to grow or maintain themselves, if you are not getting protein they can't maintain a constant size or grow more and will lose bulk.
You can be losing fat and gaining muscle at the same time, bringing your weight up. This is not necessarily bad at all. You may be getting quite a bit healthier losing the less dense fat and gaining healthy, toned muscle.
Generally, no. But everyone is different. If you have a heart problem, for example, or other medical problems (even ones you don't know about) losing weight that quickly can complicate them. While losing that much weight in a short amount of time seems wonderful, also remember that usually with that rapid of a weight loss, you are losing water and muscle, not fat. When you gain it back, however, you're usually replacing that loss muscle with even more fat. If you've already lost the weight and want to maintain it, look into weight training. It will get your muscle mass back up again. An increase in muscle mass burns fat.
you can eat green food, and work out and what that does is all the fat u have/had in ur body turns to muscle
Your muscles are always there, so theirs no gaining or losing. Exercise daily, and eat healthy meals. Try not to eat after 8pm.
No, you are not. Strive to start building muscle as you continue into your teens. Having a solid foundation of muscle will help you maintain a healthy weight and keep your metabolism strong!
High protein diets are favorable when trying to lose weight but maintain muscle. Some tips for high protein diets can be found here: http://www.beautips.info/fitness-and-diet-tips/follow-high-protein-diets-when-you-target-losing-weight-healthy/.
to keep your body healthy and to keep you from getting muscle/bone diseases like arthritis.
It is true that you often gain muscle prior to losing fat. This is a natural process, and it is helpful because a higher level of muscle produces a healthier metabolism. Each person has a different amount of muscle they will gain prior to losing fat, though many people gain muscle for months prior to losing fat.