Gaining 5 pounds of muscle in a month is ambitious and typically not achievable for most people, especially those who are not beginners. Muscle growth depends on various factors, including training intensity, nutrition, genetics, and recovery. While some individuals may experience rapid gains initially, realistic muscle gain rates are generally around 1 to 2 pounds per month for most. A well-structured strength training program combined with adequate protein intake can optimize muscle growth, but significant increases in muscle mass usually take longer.
5 months :)
3 to 5 lbs
O.o? What do you mean nukku?
Impossible for permanent growth, it is however possible to gain 20 to 30 pounds of muscle in a month. However if you ate a lot of high calorie dense foods and water you could probably gain 3-5 pounds of fat in a day, although I recommend it. Leave me a message to learn how to get bigger faster and stronger
should be between 12-25 lbs
You can indeed gain weight when you ovulate. This is due to the unbalanced hormones raging through your sensitive system.
Your car would be about 5 lbs lighter and that is it.
It depends on the person. e.g. their weight, muscle mass, strength, age and height.
For every inch you are over 5' you should gain 5 lbs. so approx. 115lbs
5 lbs for every inch over 5 ft. for an adult woman. 115 lbs. for 5 ft 3 in is a nice weight. But this varies on your age, muscle mass, etc.
She should weigh about 25 lbs.
no something is wrong