I assume you mean "muscle" (you have the same amount of muscles regardless of how strong you are ). Yes, to a certain extent, the more you eat, the larger your muscles will be. Genetics plays a huge factor into this; some people are naturally huge, some are naturally tiny. However, if you're trying to gain size into your muscles, you should eat a lot of protein and consume more calories than you expound.
You can't. Large muscles take dedication and hard work, combined with eating and proper rest. Stick to it though and you can get muscles.
Yes, eating protein aloows for muscle and bone growth, along with regualr exercise and an increase of calories. This will allow you to grow muscles, but without exercise, you will simply gain weight.
When you eat more fruits and vegetables you lose body fat so you will lose a few pound. It will help you to gain lean muscles and you will have a healthier body.
No , but you gain more fat as you need to eat more and you aren't active either. But as you grow you need more muscles(the muscles to move your bones).
Some illnesses can make you lose weight. Returning to normal eating habits will make you gain back what you lost, but usually not any more.
the basics of weight gain is eating more than what you need so that the excess can be stored to gain weight and physical exercise which will demand the body to add more muscle so that the weight gained is healthy and not fat
It can help, but all weight gain begins with eating more than you expend.
No. Continuously eating more calories than you use up is what makes you gain weight.
No but eating more because you are pregnant or sad might do it.
To gain weight with a low cost you should either drink/consume protein. Another way is eating junk food, as it is a proven fact that eating healthy is more expensive than eating junk food.
yes...because if you eat more calories than you burn you will gain weight no matter what!
You don't gain weight in order to get muscle. You overload your muscles with heavy weight training, and then eat more to fuel the muscle growth.