avandraz

i agree with you ts

DavidWallace

he isn't eating enough throughout the day

Goodacre39

A friend of mine had an overactive thyroid condition. They could eat whatever they wanted and would stay thin.

Missy53186

I know I'm new to the forums but I have to say this, just because one is 'thin' or normal weight, does *not* necessarily mean they are healthy either. As many have said already, it's all down to how you move and what you eat.

Take a normal weight person who lives off of white bread sandwiches with no veggies and soda all day compared to an over weight person who eats balanced meals, doesn't drink soda but does drink water but just eats too much of it. That over weight person, despite having the extra weight, I promise will be healthier then his/her normal weight counter part.

So yes, it really does come down to what you eat and how you move. The moving part isn't always what is needed, when it really comes down to these persons that lose or stay the same weight no matter what you see them eat, really need a place like fitday here to keep track of what they are eating, how many calories they are actually taking in and to be able to look back on a day/week/month and see how much of their food is actually healthy food and not just junk/soda/empty calories.

raygentry

Even i lost weight in Night shifts. No proper diets and health loss, fatigue happened. So its not necessary that weight gains during night shifts.

yuri87

Sometimes it's as difficult for skinny people to gain weight than it is for larger people to lose weight.

wannabeit

I also have a friend who doesnt gain weight, i think some people are just different then other.

danielpatrik

Advise your friend to eat more calories than what he burns. Ask him to eat lot of proteins and carbs and eat atleast 3 times a day. Tell your friend to eat energy dense foods,