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Hello everybody. I want to learn something from experienced people. I am paleo since 3 months it goes pretty well. I want to be exempt from compulsory military service.

Thus I have to keep and increase my body weight. I don't want to give up paleo diet. How can I gain muscle without losing weight?

Body structure,fat/muscle ratio is not important.The only important factor is number on the weighing machine.

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It would probably be easier just to emigrate. – dav Dec 25 2011 at 17:02
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28 years old male,6 2,242 lbs, i have to gain 10-15 lbs weight,.I know bodybouilders which exempt because of muscle mass.I want to become thinner while becoming heavier. – Atale Dec 25 2011 at 17:02
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If i gain 10-15 lbs muscle i will exceed the limits according to law. – Atale Dec 25 2011 at 17:03
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Militaries usually look at BMI and have cut-offs. They don't have the doctor make a judgment based on body composition. They don't tend to have roles that require judgment, when a simple rule can be used. So I would tend to believe the poster. – Ambimorph Dec 26 2011 at 1:51
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Yeah it would suck to have healthy, muscular soldiers. – Kasra Dec 26 2011 at 3:03
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Follow the Leangains plan as espoused by Martin Berkhan: 16 hour fasts, trained fasted, lift heavy weights. Eat low fat high carb on training days, low carb medium fat on rest days (with overall lower calories). Check out www.rippedbody.jp.

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Work out more with heavy weights.

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Why not gain muscle and fat at the same time? If you go for rapid muscle gain its hard to also avoid fat gain as you need to maintain higher levels of nourishment. But thats ok, once you are cleared and safe, go back on a more strict paleo that preserves lean mass but lets you begin losing the fat. Voila, awesome body!

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mate when i was gaining weight i just used to do those weight gain shakes, do the gym 5 days a week and eat like a horse. if you have access to anabolic steroids or GH this is the fastest way to put on weight, probably not the safest. Train a lot eat a lot and rest. Concentrate on compound excersises: Bench, squat, chins, dips etc

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