Muscle DOES weigh more than fat. A cubic inch of muscle weighs more than a cubic inch of fat. Yes, muscle is more dense than fat, which is why muscle weighs more.
Obviously a pound of muscle weighs the same as a pound of fat. When trying to determine which weighs more, that's not relevant.
So then what exactly are we debating about here? lol
You said muscle doesn't weigh more than fat, but it's denser than fat. That's like saying "pie doesn't taste better than cake, it's just more delicious than cake."
When trying to determine which weighs more, that's not relevant.
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Muscle doesn't wiegh more than fat, Muscle is just more dense.
Wrong, and yes my ratio was off, I honestly didn't know. I just know muscle is much higher than fat.
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for a skinny person the best way to gain weight is to up your carb intake as well as protein, if you dont have the energy to burn when you workout you're only going to be wasting your muscle cells. and also, if you're planning to lift weights often to help you gain weight, DO NOT overtrain, most people train one body part till they cant even move it anymore.. 9/10 this is overtraining, and can lead to a decrease in muscle volume and it will take a hell of alot longer to recover.