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    Lifting causes common cold

    I’m 30 yr old and have been lifting for 15 years. My typical routine gives me 4 workouts a week. Each workouts includes 60 – 80 mins lifting and 30 mins easy cardio. I’ve noticed that whenever I keep this up for too long, say 4 to 6 weeks, I will usually come down with a flu. Sore throat for the first 2 days then fatigue and running nose for the next 10 days.

    I’ve switched my workout to 2 / 3 weeks on, 1 week rest and have been able to be illness free mostly.

    Last week, I got the muscle tech 15 days program including the creakic, gakic and leukic. I rested for 10 days, where I jogged about 3 times and then went hard core to start the 15 days program. I worked out the first 2 days and by the end of my second workout I felt a lump in my throat. I took enchineacea before bed that night and woke up with a bad sore throat. The throat soreness lasted 3 days with a little running nose on the 3rd day but by the 4th day I felt ok and even went running.

    I consume about 5 grams of l-glutamine, 1g of vit c and a Vit b complex everyday.

    Does anybody know how to strengthen the immune system because I am getting sick way too easily. A million thanks in advance…

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    Trouble has an immune system strengthing protocol of some sorts.


    Try some probiotics and ecinacea.
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    try not to train so much. no more 2 hour gym workouts Since I started working out I get sick alot less

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    Rephrase That Overtaining Causes Common Cold
    Hit some ZMA before bed
    Get some sunlight if any if not up vitamin D t o 2000 ius may want to verify by testing.
    balance zinc with copper in a 15:1 ratio
    1000 mgs vitamin C in sodium ascorbate or ester C BID or TID
    400 ius vitamin E mixed tocpeherals
    100 mgs coenzyme q 10 -extremely important for immune system..
    200 mgs samme BID

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    if you want my personel opinion. it is also partially from the big amount of ppl that are sick and touching the bar. then you touch it and get the germs.

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    Don;t forgett about washing your hands in the restroom then opening the door which contains all the germs LOL

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    lol. i use paper towel 2 opn it lol

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