You wouldn't be wondering if you had actually put on 5 lbs of muscle mass. Walking isn't going to do that, and for cycling to do that you would have to be specifically cycling at a high resistance level by having to constantly increase your momentum by riding in a way that saps your momentum like riding uphill a lot or riding in a high gear were you sprint up to top speed and slow back down over and over. Are you riding uphill constantly? Are you getting your bike up to 25-30 mph? Walking at a speed of 3.5 mph isn't going to build significant muscle mass. Riding a stationary bike isn't going to build significant muscle mass.I just wanted to know if I’m making this a bigger deal then it is and if walking and cycling can put on muscle mass. When I was sick with a cold I actually lost a little weight before it came back. I ate a little less but didn’t do that much exercising compared to normal.
You put on 5% of your body-weight in a year. That's a significant shift. Your diet is nutritionally deficient to the point you needed a doctor to tell you. You are on the internet. If you are too fucking lazy to type 'What is protein and how do I eat it?' into Google, or read up on nutrition then you are just going to have to accept that you are going to be fat.
You eat like a brat. You wake up and eat Sugar, Sugar, Carbs, Sugar, and sometimes more sugar; then you reward yourself with pastries because you did such a "good job" eating healthy raw fruit for breakfast and follow that up with more carbs; for dinner you have a little protein on top of a pile of carbs with 2 sides of Sugar and the calories from the only 2 vegetables you listed are 95% and 50% carbs.
You would have to be running, not walking or fast walking, like 7 to 10 miles (11 to 16 km) every single day to exercise your way out of your shitty diet.
You aren't looking for diet and fitness advice though. You are looking for asspats and people to tell 'Oh no BB, you so smol,' 'Wow, you actually walk a little bit? That's so good'. Your diet is fat and I would not have sex with it. The internet is full of tools and resources to educate yourself about nutrition and fitness and you chose Kiwi Farms
