Yes, you can eat pretty much anything you want and lose weight and gain muscle. From what I have read, Michael Phelps (Olympic Gold Medalist Swimmer) consumes something near 12,000 calories a day while training.
However, he is also BURNING that many, so he doesn't get fat.
I personally consume around 4,000 calories a day, with a good portion of that being fast food/junk food (I love to eat and spend hours a day driving in my car for work). To counter this, I spend at least 2 HOURS a day on the elliptical machine at my gym, 7 days a week, and I am definitely thin and lean. I could drop the exercise to 30 minutes a day and maintain the same if I also dropped my eating by at least 1500 calories, but I don't like that.
Bottom line, as long as you burn more calories than you consume, you will lose weight, and I recommend NOT "dieting" while trying to lose weight, ESPECIALLY if you are a male. Exercise builds muscle, and muscle burns fat, and men can put a lot of muscle on in a relatively short time if you work at it. If you diet too much, you will burn muscle instead of build it, and that will lower your base metabolism, which will mean you will have to continue to diet to maintain it.
Just keep eating what you are, and exercise to make up for it. Had 2 Whoppers in one day? An extra 40 minutes on the elliptical will counter that. Don't want to spend an extra 40 minutes there, eat less, the choice is yours.
PS: Lots of food and lots of exercise makes for MUCH better sleep at night compared to going to be hungry with restless legs!
To eat like a pig, or not exercise is an unhealthy way to gain weight.
No
Exercise in a way where you don't lose weight but gain muscle weight.
It could be the increase of muscle.
Answer: Your frame size will become larger so you will gain weight, but not from muscle mass. You can gain muscle mass from exercise.
A good balanced diet and plenty of exercise. weight gain in muscle is far more attractive and healthy then weight gain in fat.
you don't gain weight when you eat very little. you need to exercise and eat little portions of your meal and you will not gain weight, you will gain muscle by working out but not the weight.
Yes. Muscle is more dense than fat. As you gain muscle mass, you do gain weight.
perhapse the weight gain is due to an increasing in muscle mass.
Yes! Muscle weighs more than fatty tissue therefore you will gain weight but you will lose inches.
Yes you most definitely will gain weight if you eat protein and not exercise. If you're working out to gain muscle, this tears your muscle fibers and the protein is used to repair the fibers. If you don't work out, the protein is going nowhere except your hips.
Run many miles.