Morning Exercise - felt sick
kiwipez
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I have started exercising - finally - in the evening. It's been about 2 weeks now and I decided to get up a little earlier this morning to exercise - I'm NOT a morning person. I did a 30 minutes of cardio - I was drinking water on an empty stomach and started feeling a little sick to my stomach. Has this happened to anyone else? What did you do? Do you eat something first? Will it go away???? Or can I add this to my excuses for not exercising in the am?
Thanks,
Mary
Thanks,
Mary
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When I work out hard in the morning on an empty stomach I always get queasy. My suggestion is to have a RTD before you go to the gym to give your stomach something to keep it busy.0
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banana will help, or something similar.
Why make excuses? Fix the problem and go from there.
Best of luck.0 -
I can't drink water on an empty stomach or I get sick. I usually have a small-ish breakfast before I work out (greek yogurt with cereal, or a banana with peanut butter- just something).0
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Yes, eat something first. I don't eat a whole lot but if I think my stomach is too empty then I eat a small piece of fruit or something.0
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I'm like that, drinking a little bit of orange juice before my workout helps me.0
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I remember when I ran on an empty stomach and got sick. I started eating some oatmeal and waited about 30-45mins to start running and felt much better. I would suggest on eating a little something before hand.0
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Why make excuses? Fix the problem and go from there.
I have lived my life on excuses so I am always on the lookout for a good one!0 -
Thanks for all the responses - I will try a small snack first.0
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I get sick if I work out hard on an empty stomach. And a bad headache. I try to have a small snack ahead of time.0
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I always have a banana, then do my 30 lengths of the pool and then a 2 mile run, go home and have breakfast:)
and plenty of water:)0 -
Bananas and/or peanut butter are great for pre-workout snacks. Both are easy to digest and will help keep you going. Make sure you're sipping your water too - guzzling is too much for the stomach to handle when it's empty (or nearly empty), plus sipping allows your body to process fluids slowly and properly.0
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I've had this issue and found that even green tea helps. I can still do my morning exercise in a fasted state but without feeling sick.0
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bananas and peanut butter sound yummy...
Thanks again for your suggestions!0
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