Working out hungover?
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slcostel
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I feel like crap. If I went to the gym and tried to work out, would I feel better for it in the end?
Is it possible I'll ralph all over the place?
Is it possible I'll ralph all over the place?
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Ugh I couldn't do it. And throwing up in public is super embarrassing. I would just take it easy and try to rehydrate!0
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I get hungover easily and have had some of the worst. I highly recommend getting as much rest as possible and fluids if you can hold them down.0
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I always feel a hundred times better after going to the gym when I'm hungover. I do the eliptical to sweat all the nasty stuff without bouncing all over the place. It's a hard first 10-15 minutes, but then you'll be good.0
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My personal philosophy: if you do the crime, you do the time. Workout!0
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I agree. Sweat it out.0
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Working out releases endorphins which are natural pain killers. So, working out can cure the headache and maybe even nausea, but you still will be exhausted. So workout then take a nap0
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Going tomthe gym or doing a class for me would be a horror. But I have noticed doing a brisk walk or light jog in the fresh air does wonders. There might be a point to getting the body to sweat out the bad.0
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My personal philosophy: if you do the crime, you do the time. Workout!
Okay, so I went to the gym after all. I said this in my head every time I wanted to quit. But I toughed it out (and smelt SO bad--I forgot alcohol sweat is just nasty) and I even took my pooch on a long walk after.
Still not feeling 100% but feeling WAY better than I did this morning :blushing:0
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