Gaining

just wondering...

Don't really know. Just seems like a magical fat potion that can be sort of addictive.

Got to avoid it, unless of course... you maybe *want* or even need to explode out of your clothes!

I do so much want to explode out of my clothes.

Seems pretty effective.

Was all FA with some feeder tendencies but then I tried to add some pounds this year (not too many). Think I might have added a little more than I expected, and so far it's been sticking almost like superglue.

Think about it. This assumes on average you eat at least the day's calories. Some extra snacking or larger portions ups that more, of course.

But if several times a week you drink a cup of cream (800 calories in just that) mixed with some other stuff, that's likely to be an extra easy 1,000 calories, or an extra 4,000 a week (that's about a pound more). Imagine if you had a pint (1,600) instead of a cup, which if mixed with some other stuff might be 2,000!

It seems a bit filling though, so might be best to have that before sleeping since it may otherwise spoil your appetite. But, YMMV.

If you drink it through the day ... with cookies or other sweet treats ... you can drink a quart of heavy cream a day without too much trouble.

You can get used to it and pretty much crave it in fact.

Nothing like an extra 3600 calories a day .... not including the sweet treats! For best results do it daily for several weeks! ;-D

I think it varies from person to person but the concensus is that if you have that on top of normal eating you will add pounds and inches.

If you do that you may need to get larger clothes very soon.

Of course it is possible. So keep it up for a couple of months! If you like it, just make it part of your normal diet.

If you did that and nothing else changed, you would keep gaining but slower and slower until you had gained 100 to 125 lb.

Of course that would take quite a while and you COULD cut back or stop along the way ....

About five hours after drinking heavy cream it feels like there is a brick in my stomach.

Heavy cream is almost pure fat (83%).

Nothing gets you fatter faster than fat. Yes carbs have calories and you can pack them in better without feeling full. But at the end of the day, the reality is:

1g carb = 4cal
1g fat= 9cal

Rather than Heavy Cream, increase the intake of your Animal based Fat ( Chicken fat, pork lard, or goat fat, caul fat etc.) It shows drastic results on and around the Stomach or belly.