FAST METABOLISM MAKING YOU TOO SKINNY? Watch This | Gunjan Talks Clips

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Why do some skinny guys struggle to gain weight and build muscle despite eating more and working out consistently? Is a fast metabolism really the reason? How much protein do you actually need to build muscle? And what does it really take to develop a strong, muscular physique?

In this powerful episode of Gunjan Talks by GunjanShouts, we sit down with Shivohaam Bhatt, a renowned fitness trainer who has trained Bollywood actors including Aamir Khan, Abhishek Bachchan, Sonakshi Sinha, Jacqueline Fernandez, Neha Dhupia, Ranveer Singh, and Jacky Bhagnani.

This episode breaks down the science behind muscle building, weight gain, bulking, hypertrophy, progressive overload, protein intake, calorie surplus, strength training, recovery, testosterone, cortisol, metabolism, genetics, and supplements.

Whether you’re a skinny beginner struggling to gain weight, someone trying to build an aesthetic physique, or an experienced gym-goer stuck at a plateau, this conversation offers a practical roadmap to understand what it really takes to build muscle.

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WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN THIS PODCAST:
✅ Is a fast metabolism really stopping you from gaining weight?
✅ How much do genetics influence metabolism and muscle growth?
✅ What exactly is bulking?
✅ Healthy vs unhealthy weight gain
✅ How much protein do you need to build muscle?
✅ How vegetarians can meet their protein requirements
✅ The role of calorie surplus in muscle growth
✅ How progressive overload drives muscle development
✅ Testosterone and its relationship with muscle growth
✅ How stress and cortisol can affect body composition
✅ Why recovery is essential for muscle growth
✅ The role of supplements in building muscle
✅ Why some people struggle to gain weight despite eating more
✅ How to build a strong and aesthetic physique
✅ THE SKINNY GUY’S MUSCLE-BUILDING ROADMAP

Eat for your goal: Understand calorie intake and the role of a consistent calorie surplus when trying to gain weight.

Prioritize protein: Get enough high-quality protein through your diet, including vegetarian sources where needed.

Train progressively: Resistance training and progressive overload are key components of stimulating muscle growth.

Recover properly: Sleep, rest, and recovery are essential parts of the muscle-building process.

Be consistent: Building significant muscle takes time. Consistent training, nutrition, and recovery matter more than short-term hacks.

Understand your body: Genetics, appetite, activity levels, training experience, and lifestyle can all influence how quickly someone gains weight and muscle.

Topics Covered:
Skinny guys and muscle gain, weight gain, muscle building, fast metabolism, metabolism and weight gain, genetics, bulking, lean bulking, calorie surplus, protein intake, vegetarian protein, muscle hypertrophy, progressive overload, strength training, bodybuilding, testosterone, cortisol, stress, recovery, sleep, supplements, aesthetic physique, healthy weight gain.

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This podcast is for educational and informational purposes. Through our podcasts, shorts and videos, we share expert opinions, experiences, and learnings in health, fitness, nutrition, and wellness. However, no information shared in these videos should be considered medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment for any individual condition. Individual nutritional and training needs can vary based on factors such as age, health, lifestyle, genetics, training experience, and goals. Please consult a qualified healthcare professional or fitness professional before making significant changes to your diet, exercise, supplementation, or lifestyle.

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