Disclaimer: I'm not claiming these foods are magic or special for weight loss or muscle gains (there is no such thing). Calories in vs calories out is VERY important, but so is the quality of foods you're consuming. Ideally you should be eating foods that aren't highly processed (so you don't feel like crud) and are high in protein and fiber (to help you feel fuller longer). Even eating "healthy" foods in high qualities (or that are naturally higher in calories within small serving sizes) can lead to weight gain.
