trent423
Don Juan
i heard somewhere that it does, yet in other places i heard that it didn't. i get sick all the time and i was wondering if working out could improve my immune system, if not, what are ways i can go about doing this?
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Does working out help your immune system?
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Alpine
Master Don Juan
Exercise helps, but alot of people overdo their training and this definately lowers your immunity.
I'd look at your diet and also your general outlook, worrying about stuff all the time is probably the worst thing for lowering your immune system response.
I'd look at your diet and also your general outlook, worrying about stuff all the time is probably the worst thing for lowering your immune system response.
Working out helps the immune system tremendously, boost your energy levels and your confidence not to mention..
But equally important to working out is nutrition, the expression "you are what you eat" is true. I have been working out for about 4 years myself and I will literally feel like crap if I have been eating like crap all day.
But equally important to working out is nutrition, the expression "you are what you eat" is true. I have been working out for about 4 years myself and I will literally feel like crap if I have been eating like crap all day.
Nightwing
Master Don Juan
Working out makes your body stronger inside and out. What happens during the workout process is that you're placing stress on your body (ie: lifting heavy weights) then allowing your body to recover. Consequently, your body becomes stronger.
NEVER attempt to put your body through a workout while you are sick. Recovery time is EVERYTHING when youre working out. And if your body is under enough stress during an illness, then working out will aggravate the problem.